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Forests fascinate me. In the fairy tales of my childhood, wonderful and exciting things always happened in the woods. That’s where the witch had her hut, hidden amongst the dense trees. That’s where the animals came alive at night. That’s where the trees could talk and, if pushed to it by some evil force, even move about from place to place.
Lithuania is covered in with forests, many of which have designated areas for walking and picnicking. On a recent walk we spotted some beautiful wood carvings. I particularly liked this man holding up a tree. I imagined that he was mid-task when the morning light froze him, and that he would begin his work again at twilight.
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Amazing sculpture! Near nature and fit to the rest of the landscape.
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what a lovely thing to come upon, thank you
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Just beautiful.
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Wow! Such a discovery.
Your photos remind me of our visit to Witches’ Hill on the Curonian Spit in Summer 2014. Have you been there?
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Thanks Frances. For shame I haven’t been down the Spit yet. I made it to the beach and aquarium across from Klaipeda but I haven’t been further south yet. We have visitors from Ireland coming this summer, though, and a day-trip down the Spit is part of the plan!
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What an interesting idea 🙂 Great photographs 🙂
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What a great find. The carving fits so well into the surroundings.
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What amazing photos. I must admit that forests fascinate me too.
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Someone really offered a labor of love. How charming!
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Isn’t he gorgeous?! What an amount of work and attention to detail.
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How neat to find carvings like that along walks. I love to walk with my kids and find bugs, interesting flowers or spiders. To find something like this carving would be a real find! Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks Laurel. I’m also fascinated by the flowers, bugs and other wildlife. My imagine goes wild when I’m in the woods!
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