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May 4, 2009 at 11:57 am
Hehe, thanks. She (or he) contributes to the Pebble Stacking flickr pool I subscribe to. She even annotated one of the pics I submitted to the group 🙂 Some of those folks are amazing.
I went up to the Ranch in Coarsegold over the weekend and Nada (NAY-dah) the Matriarch gave me a report on how long each stack lasted and told me the story of the man whose grave I made a stack on last time.
May 4, 2009 at 12:06 pm
I guess it’s a he – Renaldi. The annotations on that particular image and the disbelieving comments below (search for photshop) are hilarious. And they reflect my feelings the first time I saw someone balancing things like that years ago.
It’s all about the fractal geometry, kids…