There is a little winding road called Tujunga Canyon Road which we use as a shortcut to the freeway going East. This has been a vacant lot until recently, when someone with time on their hands and a love for rocks decided to stack them.
The other day, I had time and parked a little distance from the field and walked over to take a closer look. Don't have a clue who did this as I could see no signature on the rocks at the base, but several very interesting stacks. I decided not to walk the entire length of the field, but there are other similar stacks. I wonder... is it a man, a boy, or maybe a retired Grandma like me???
A little further investigation led me to a pile of rocks crying out to be stacked. However, I had groceries in the trunk and wearing a skirt so decided it wasn't my time to add to the art work even though I was tempted! I did get a few stares from folks in cars slowing down to see what I was doing.
We leave Tuesday for our trip to Texas. Don is taking his lap top so I can keep in touch with the blog world.
9 comments:
haha! looks like the handy work of some real nature/art lover...with lot of free time :)
But, the stacked rocks looks like the pieces of stones we stack for the seven tiles game! look at again -- the second from right looks like a human figure :)
Have a good break Wanda..and glad you will be in touch :)
wishes,
devika
In Hawaii, if you see stacked rocks like that by the roadside, it is considered a sacred place, put there by one of the local Hawaiians. Perhaps this has something to do with American Indian culture, or maybe a transplanted Hawaiian.
Have a great trip and I bet when you return you are going to go back to the rock pile and add some of your own handiwork....
My Goodness! You have the makings of your own STONEHENGE right there close to where you live!
Have a wonderful trip tomorrow.
Hugs,
Cheryl
Sometimes they are called cairns ... sometimes they are just sculptures because people are creative and love rocks ... very intriguing whatever the case.
Hi Wanda! That would make an interesting 'rock' garden!
Hope they finish!
Have a wonderful week~ Maria
Mayabe it was Fred Flinstone having fun with the stones. Cool concept though. Have fun in Texas.
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