John P.
Chumono
I’ve been captivated by scenes like these for as long as I can remember. Angkor Wat, for instance:
Something about lost civilization and forests reclaiming their space. In this group I’m sure I’m not alone.
I also know this is nothing novel, but I am hoping to turn this fascination into a little piece of reality in this thread. I’ve seen root-over-rock, root-over-structure, root-over-skull, etc., but this will be a hybrid of what I’ve seen done before. I also hope to add some new methods that haven’t been done in similar pursuits. I guess we’ll see.
First, it was time to go shopping ...
Found this on Wayfair:
And then, Home Depot:
Something about lost civilization and forests reclaiming their space. In this group I’m sure I’m not alone.
I also know this is nothing novel, but I am hoping to turn this fascination into a little piece of reality in this thread. I’ve seen root-over-rock, root-over-structure, root-over-skull, etc., but this will be a hybrid of what I’ve seen done before. I also hope to add some new methods that haven’t been done in similar pursuits. I guess we’ll see.
First, it was time to go shopping ...
Found this on Wayfair:
And then, Home Depot: