SANDSCULPTURES




These are pictures forwarded to me via email. I do not claim any rights to these pix. Just wanna share the beauty of it and the genius of all the people who made them.

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fortunato lumawan said…
It's wonderful! Interesting!
3:36 PM
Kitt M. Kaagapaymo, Life Coach said…
Bless the hands who created these sandsculptures! Ang galing! As in wow. Paano na lang kaya kung umulan?
11:11 PM
kris Golden said…
Amazing ! Thanks for sharing.
11:48 PM
Lorena Calaça said…
hello visit my site too, if you don't mind... i have several photos of sand sculpture here in Portugal... We have it every summer with different themes of course. I have night shots too...
3:17 AM
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