



Amazing. I love rock stacking! My husband and I like to play around with it sometimes when we're out climbing or at a beach...but nothing like this! I don't know how Shane Hart does it. Check out his website,
Stone to Stone, which I discovered through
Yoga Journal (his rock balancing is tied to his yoga practice). Download his images for a
fantastic wallpaper on your computer screen. And try rock stacking yourself! A very fun, very free activity to do with your kids.
2 comments:
Hi Jeanie,
If you like that then you should definitely check out the artist Andy Goldsworthy, who's generally considered to be the founder of modern rock balancing. His books are incredible – I'd recommend "A Collaboration With Nature" or "Stone" for something along these lines, though they're all worth a look!
Best,
Stef
Your wonderful alphabet is on the front page!
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