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When at my parents' house for Christmas, I found the one and only lunchbox I had when I was a kid, now uncool and rusting. Never really needed it (I successfully avoided eating school food in other ways), but I did use it every day at camp one summer.
a small cohort of the travelling population have a primal urge to leave their marks....pretty blue on Eucalyptus propinqua
Mount Lindesay Highway, Mount Lindesay SEQLD AU
for more info on and photos of this beast, check out my blog: ibycter.com/2013/03/13/treetrunk-spider/
Nouragues, French Guiana
11/22/12
We had a nice walk this afternoon along the Governor's Rail Trail. Even though it's a fairly regular route for us, today was the first time we had noticed this particular tree trunk. It had been long ago wrapped by some vine which resulted in an unusual growth pattern.
This is a work of art hidden in the woods near Apeldoorn.
(Artist: Marinus Boezem / Year: 1999 / Title: Cathedral /
Description: The title refers to the Notre Dame Cathedral in Reims. The bronze treetrunks mark the lay-out of this church.)
Beware! Not easy to find. No signs. Not accessible by car.
By bike or on foot:
From the Apeldoorn - Nieuw Milligen road (Amersfoortseweg) turn right just before restaurant Echoput. This is a path leading to Elspeet. After 2 km, at the crossing, turn right (direction of Wenum Wiesel). After a few hundred meters, take the first path to the left. Then look for the trunks on your right.
Also see geotag (Map)
A picture of a tree trunk, it sort of looks like its how an ant would see it. Taken with my canon sx500is.