Andy Goldsworthy - Strangler Cairn - Conondale Ranges

British artist Andy Goldsworthy was commissioned by the Department of Environment and Resource Management, Queensland Parks and Wildlife Division to create Strangler Cairn for the Conondale Range Great Walk. Goldsworthy is noted for his sensitive response to the environment, which made him a perfect choice for working in the national park. Strangler Cairn is made from granite and slate sourced from a local quarry. It is also planted with a small strangler fig -- Ficus watkinsiana -- which, over time will grow and 'strangle' the cairn. Visit the art+place website www.artplace.arts.qld.gov.au/projects/completedprojects?gal=56 for more information.

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this really inspired me to go outside and cut some rocks

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Phenomenon indeed.

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Nice 🌸🙏

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WOW. Such beauty, splendor & unspoiled purity I not witnessed since I was in Sedona & Santa Fe, US.
Yes I hail from the great plains of Illinois.
Parts are wild & wonderful (aka STARVED ROCK, IL)
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P.S. Not all Americans are a waste of space "GARBAGE PEOPLE"! 💜

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americans are a waste of space

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Something a bit disturbing about Andy sitting there TALKING about the hard work when other people are actually DOING the work. Just sayin'.

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dont be a hater youre just jealous