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A Child's Flight of Fancy?
08-01-2012, 11:16 AM
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A Child's Flight of Fancy?
I have now seen this several times on my walks through Epping Forest over recent years. I think I recognise similarities with rough and quickly assembled bivouacs assembled by Ray Mears.

So I think it was built by children from the ready supply of fallen timber. I am taken back to my childhood exploits, too.

[Image: epping_construction.jpg]

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09-01-2012, 09:29 AM (This post was last modified: 09-01-2012 09:38 AM by Geoff Slocock.)
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RE: A Child's Flight of Fancy?
A managed woodland always results in spare timber, and much of it is left to rot back. The textures and shapes are a little bit of a challenge... I have looked at piles such as these. I have tried before to make good pictures out of them. the linearity of these logs are a features that can be used in a composition, if you try to balance it up with other features. But, of course, they are still something of scattered train wreck of metaphor-carriages strewn here, there and everywhere.

[Image: epping_timber.jpg]

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