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Holy wow! I've been looking for a new hobby!

This is awesome, Rebecca -- thanks for sharing. :-)

you're welcome - glad you like it!

Rebecca

Those are the most gorgeous stone stackings I've ever seen. That guy is an awesome artist. I enjoyed the vid, too. I may have started to meditate a bit! Thanks, Rebecca.


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Awesome!

Glad you all liked it! I've never seen stackings like that either, Dan!

Wow!!! That is amazing!!! The photographs are beautiful. Watching him do it... and it still doesn't seem possible. Thank you for posting this Rebecca!

Amazing ... When the old bones don't work anymore I'll have husband plant me at a rivers' edge or maybe a gravel pit ..... could be a new career!!!!!! (Like I would have that kind of patience!). Thanks for the link, Rebecca ... really, really beautiful!

Yikes. Simply amazing - and beautiful.

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I obviously don't meditate enough - nor am I very virtuous - no patience (one of the virtues) {"Patience is a Virtue"}

Incredible!
I bet he kills it at jenga and pick up sticks!

awesome, had to share on fb :o)

HuWOWWWWWWWW!!!
Defying Gravity and balance. Just looking at it is just amazing. Incredible really.
Doing that you must have hands that doesnt shake or else all will fall.
I enjoyed it.
Thanks for the share Rebecca.

glad it was a hit! I think if I was hiking along and saw some of those stacks in a stream, I might think aliens were hiding in the bushes!

Wow, looks like a next to impossible balancing act, and must be really physically demanding.

Thanks for this wonderful share, Rebecca.

Rebecca,
Thank you so much for sharing. The still images were amazing enough but the video blew me away!

OMG! So fascinating--what an artist. It is sad the sculptures are so temporal, but the photography is beautiful and records each for posterity! Thank you. Kirsten

very cool....amazing, thanks!
He stacks rocks easier than the guy was able to sit on the tube :))

Simply incredible. Thanks.

Wow...stunning!

Besides his Eye, and his Patience, it's his ROCK STEADY left hand holding the earlier placed rocks, that makes the impossible possible.

Yep, Roger - can't see me standing in freezing water holding on to a rock for that long, but that's part of what makes him an artist!

ROCK STEADY.......... good one Roger, and I forgot to add that to yesterday's post!

:D

I have to try this!

Wow! Awesome! Thanks so much for sharing!

Yeah, cool! The whole world already knows this guy! This amazing creativity!

Incredible! Thanks for sharing!