An obsession with geoglyphs

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Instead of starting the long list of household tasks for the day, as we are going on a holiday soon, I really prefer to muck about on the computer, so here are some variations of the geoglyph pics I made. Not too psychedelic I hope.

A geoglyph and sunshine

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In the Geelong Eastern Park a sculptor, Rogers, used white rocks to form a Rhythm of Life geoglyph which can best be seen by plane or helicopter. He makes these huge earth-sculptures in various countries. For the first time, Peceli and I walked amidst these mainly flattened rocks that overlook Corio Bay. A bit New Age encounter with stones seemingly facing the setting sun. This afternoon it was sunny and I needed some good sunshine and exercise to throw off this cough bug. The sea was beautiful and we had a restful visit to this strange land formation. The coloured picture is of one of Roger's geoglyphs elsewhere, but similar in design.