The Guardians of Time is an art project of the Austrian sculptor Manfred Kielnhofer.
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Amazing Photos
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Pike's Peak, with Garden of the Gods in the foreground. Colorado.
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Gorgeous autumn colors of the Cave of Kameya in Chiba, Japan
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Ok what makes it amazing is what you can’t see until you really look at it. Let me know when you see it
Right. Looks like there's a kitten hidden in it but, in that picture, I'm guessing it would be a wild cat of some kind rather than a house cat.
It did take a while to find it. Certainly wasn't obvious.
Wild alright it’s a bobcat cub her and her mom were spotted in NYC
I went ahead and circled it for those who still haven't found it (I know it took me a long time!). It's near the lower left corner. I also circled what looks like a dying alien near the cub!
This is what one of the planet’s largest wind chimes sounds like.
Atop a hill overlooking the English town of Burnley in Lancashire, sits a [Invalid or Expired Link Removed] called the ‘Singing Ringing Tree’.
It is constructed from pipes of galvanised steel, which are stacked in layers to form the shape of a tree.
The three-metre-tall tree bends to the winds on Crown Point to produce a melancholic song, which is said to sound choral and slightly discordant.
Designed by Anna Liu and Mike Tonkin, it was part of a project for the East Lancashire Environmental Arts Network. The aim of the artwork, which was erected in 2006, was to create a landmark to decorate the countryside.
Atop a hill overlooking the English town of Burnley in Lancashire, sits a [Invalid or Expired Link Removed] called the ‘Singing Ringing Tree’.
It is constructed from pipes of galvanised steel, which are stacked in layers to form the shape of a tree.
The three-metre-tall tree bends to the winds on Crown Point to produce a melancholic song, which is said to sound choral and slightly discordant.
Designed by Anna Liu and Mike Tonkin, it was part of a project for the East Lancashire Environmental Arts Network. The aim of the artwork, which was erected in 2006, was to create a landmark to decorate the countryside.
