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Has anyone ever tried rock stacking, such as on GravityGlue.com? This is pretty fun, and could be a neat garden feature. Here are some first attempts by my DH.
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so lucky
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Don't know why they duplicated. And of course they are sidewise. Check out that website.. it is mindblowing.
digitS'
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Oh, I might ... reminds me of tap dancing 
Can you use them for pole beans?
DW and I often take our lunch to a nearby park along the river. I don't usually walk down to balance a rock. There are plenty in the big veggie garden, especially. I use them as row markers. Since the garden extension is 200' long and irritated by 4" pipe and field sprinklers, I somehow think that keeping things straight is important ... Then th wind rises and blows the water droplets. My 3 or 4 stacked rocks usually stay in place. They are not, however, pointy pyramids standing on their apex.
Precarious stillness in the disorderly environment ...
Steve
Can you use them for pole beans?
DW and I often take our lunch to a nearby park along the river. I don't usually walk down to balance a rock. There are plenty in the big veggie garden, especially. I use them as row markers. Since the garden extension is 200' long and irritated by 4" pipe and field sprinklers, I somehow think that keeping things straight is important ... Then th wind rises and blows the water droplets. My 3 or 4 stacked rocks usually stay in place. They are not, however, pointy pyramids standing on their apex
.Precarious stillness in the disorderly environment ...
Steve
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I have seen this done a lot around here. Nothing spectacular but, interesting.
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I will check out the link and pass it on to Sis, she is the families Rock Goddess.
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Those are neat So Lucky. Are they actually glued, or just balanced?
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I will check out the link and pass it on to Sis, she is the families Rock Goddess.
Give Jenni Ann a hello for us. She's missed.
Carol Dee
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I have asked her why she is hiding from the TEG friends! She said it has become a hassle to try to get onto the site with her computer for some crazy reason. She misses you all and says HELLO!
digitS'
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Obviously,
She needs ..
. another computer, period. exclamation mark!
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She needs ..
. another computer, period. exclamation mark!
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They are actually balanced, @thistlebloom. The guy on that website says he usually knocks his down, after he takes a pic. Lots of people don't like to see them in natural parks and such, but I find them compatible with nature.
