We are finding more and more Inukshuks everywhere we go.
It is a amazing trend, we see them on the beach, in the parks, on lawns.
I love them.
Saturday, February 27, 2010
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I think there is one in our area, I took a photo of it last summer..a strange pile of rocks I thought at the time..now it all clicks. I love these little ones..is there some history or folklore behind them? :)
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ReplyDeleteHere is a translated comment from a reader in Sardinia. It's probably not literal in translation but it's the best I could do.
ReplyDeleteWhat a poetry! I live in Sardinia, and we have many pebble beaches. It ya a beach, in particular, much d' love, and where one day a round stone, perfectly flat, we played in d' creation; a happy face. J' have the photographs that I to show you but I do not know how ..... Congratulations! J' like all your blogs and photographs which are presented like always sensational!