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Thank you! The rocks do lean on and support one another. However, because I’m not as skilled as the masons... -
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Hi Dean - Thank you for asking. This is one piece. The second photo is with the “rocks” disassembled. -
Diamonds of the DesertGreat piece, Jim. Every time I get a quick glimpse of it, it almost jumps off the screen. Something about the diamonds and the species you have used almost gives this piece a life!! -
MarginsFirst, wonderful composition. Now, having seen both photos, further explanation is needed! Are these "pinned" in some way or are they truly supporting and leaning on each other?
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