I take after my dad in that I love to interfere with the natural positions of stones, piling them up, standing them on end, balancing them on top of each other, or other items.
I'd love to call it 'land art' but I think that might be a little grand for my efforts.
I'm a big fan of Andy Goldsworthy, and I like the idea that you're changing the landscape for someone else to discover.
Left: stone circle by the river near Machynlleth, Wales. We stayed in a yurt here and it was a magical trip: close to nature, mindblowing reiki and peace and quiet.
Stone circle of a different kind on the beach in Southwold, Suffolk. Mr MI! was fishing and I amused myself. (I like to go fishing but not that day.)
Stone and wood combined on the beach in Rhodes, Greece. From this angle, it resembled a woman looking out to sea
