Thank you Patti. I see these as archetypal structures inspired by dwellings Indigenous People have been building throughout the ages. People of all ages like to go and sit in these. Children love to explore and play in them. They pop up in different areas along the coast after storms. It seems like a tradition in Capitola, and then, at some point, all the driftwood that the rivers carried down to the ocean disappears….
Lovely image, Arati. Interesting features. That’s a huge bonfire! Great in black and white.
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Thank you Patti. I see these as archetypal structures inspired by dwellings Indigenous People have been building throughout the ages. People of all ages like to go and sit in these. Children love to explore and play in them. They pop up in different areas along the coast after storms. It seems like a tradition in Capitola, and then, at some point, all the driftwood that the rivers carried down to the ocean disappears….
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I was wondering! It seemed too big to be a bonfire! Interesting idea.
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I’ve always loved the way people create structures out of driftwood on the coast! And the Mamas and the Papas. Thanks. –Curt
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