Such a rich and wonderful day with two groups of Wild Art kids today, that I thought I'd share it as a photo montage.
The teen group went to check out the old dump site along the Dump Road, and we saw a shimmering orange puddle where rust and oil leaches out from the dump pile.
From there we headed up to Everhard Creek, where we used spoons to harvest some clay. That was about all we had time for today, but we've hatched a plan to return next week with a bucket, and try filtering the clay.
The younger group returned to the forest village they'd begun making the week before, and carried on creating things to sell at their shops and restaurants. One group led a tour to a beaver lodge, and later became petty criminals, robbing the shops and calling the 'police' on each other. We discovered some as-yet-unidentified little calciferous things (photo included), and returned very wet and muddy - the perfect ending to a great adventure!
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| That's the robber escaping on the left, and his 'boss' sitting carving a stick in the shop the two of them created. |
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| These are the unidentified little calciferous semi-spheres we found on the forest floor. |
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| A 'fire pit'. |
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| An abandoned cedar crown. |
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| Cedar crowns for sale at one of the shops. |
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| Unidentified (maybe heron?) prints. |
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| The beaver lodge! Entrances are barely visible on the left and centre-right, behind a few large sticks. |
The younger group returned to the forest village they'd begun making the week before, and carried on creating things to sell at their shops and restaurants. One group led a tour to a beaver lodge, and later became petty criminals, robbing the shops and calling the 'police' on each other. We discovered some as-yet-unidentified little calciferous things (photo included), and returned very wet and muddy - the perfect ending to a great adventure!
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