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July 3rd, 2010

Sand sculptures

What caught me about this is a memory the piece evokes – a circle of women that met on a full moon night in an “unpasturized” mountain hotspring. There was a moment that felt just like this sculpture, although – tell truth – we were not nearly so beautiful.

via Wooster Collective

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July 3rd, 2010

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