13 Apr 2004 Community Bonfire Circle Rocks ~ For many years I tended the Circle Community Bonfire circle of stones. I am the volunteer who spread the base gravel that levels the area, and I have added many stones from Circle Land to maintain the fire ring. On this volunteer day I put in a lot of effort digging fresh rocks from the upper parking lot embankment for the Community Bonfire ring and for the various Circle House Gardens.
Circle Sanctuary Nature Preserve, Wisconsin, USA
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13 Apr 2004 Community Bonfire Circle Rocks © Nicholas Sea |
I have been lugging and tugging rocks since the 1950’s when I was a small child. I have built many cairns, rock gardens, fire rings, sweat lodge stone piles, and other stone works. At Circle Stone Circle up on top of the Ritual Mound I have laid hundreds of pounds of rocks from around the world.
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