Making process of a dress with hand-dyed, painted feathers / wing, documented by Japanese artist Yuko Nagai. And other random subjects relating to creativity and wonders in nature.
February 20, 2008
post photo friday post: this was what that was
they were setting up plastic tabels for a fireworks festival planned that evening tama river-side in chofu, tokyo, japan august 2005
those were the reserved seats, but i was able to view it from my window just fine as you see below
the tables from garden furniture sets have a shorter life expectancy than the chairs they are purchased with. when these tables feel that they are coming to the end of their useful lives they secretly remove themselves and seek the legendary 'Tabula Necropolis' that no living person has ever seen.
congratulations on your discovery!
their skeletons are highly prized by the 'Recycolaros' of 'Skip Town' and they will pay anything up to $2 a kg for fresh skeletons and $3 for a well age skeleton.
ever since the cruel 'Table Harvesting' binge of the late 80's, the numbers of plastic tables have steadily increased by 15% every year and their numbers are stablising' thanks to the miracle of mass-production.
i never thought i would get to see a natural table graveyard in my lifetime. thank you for sharing. (((O)))
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that's what you think it is, but...
the tables from garden furniture sets have a shorter life expectancy than the chairs they are purchased with. when these tables feel that they are coming to the end of their useful lives they secretly remove themselves and seek the legendary 'Tabula Necropolis' that no living person has ever seen.
congratulations on your discovery!
their skeletons are highly prized by the 'Recycolaros' of 'Skip Town' and they will pay anything up to $2 a kg for fresh skeletons and $3 for a well age skeleton.
ever since the cruel 'Table Harvesting' binge of the late 80's, the numbers of plastic tables have steadily increased by 15% every year and their numbers are stablising' thanks to the miracle of mass-production.
i never thought i would get to see a natural table graveyard in my lifetime. thank you for sharing. (((O)))
darn, your comment's more interesting than my post ;^D
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