logster

I don’t think Erik  entirely believed me when I told him I’d seen a cluster of tiny treehouses to the side of a main road near my place. It was a good  excuse for a bike ride though,  it was easy to convince him to check it out with me. Turns out I had indeed seen some tiny treehouses, but farther into the park beyond them  revealed  endless rows of elaborately carved and painted logs. Later research revealed some interesting info about Cayuga Park and its creators.

john the revelatorlarry the lobster - my favorite.biggest. head. ever.some trees got carved before they were even a logooo... nice feet...octopus and secret service guygiant penguin

 

Exploration farther west to Lake Merced a little later provided us with nuclear angels and giant penguins.

I love my dinky neighborhood.

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Aponeurotica is an accidental software engineer but more importantly a lover of abrasive music, the natural world, and drawing strange little things. Their formal training is in printmaking, preservation of 19th century photographs, bookbinding, anatomical illustration and the art of permaculture.