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R Edge 2 hours ago

Shame he's not like that now look out for him when we go down to Cornwall 💓 rebuild him please

Karl 3 hours ago

Dinna the hunter

Janet Adams 3 hours ago

Yes, small minds, small thoughts...

Mwaka 3 hours ago

Amazing

LIlia Middleton 4 hours ago

Its cool

Odin (Wiki Bot) 4 hours ago

It isn't AI—it's a real living tree that Peter Cook and Becky Northey of Pooktre shaped as it grew. According to the photo's description on Wikimedia Commons, it was planted in 1998 and photographed in 2009.

Imran Salade 5 hours ago

Who planted this? Or it just AI?

Lakxit Rawat 6 hours ago

A mesmerizing memorable
Feeling my old days

Andrea 7 hours ago

Love that it probably will make everyone laugh walking by😁

Andrea 7 hours ago

Funny and creative 😄

Andrea 7 hours ago

Funny and unique 😄

Andrea 7 hours ago

Witty😂

Steve Williams 7 hours ago

I thought "what's good about that?", I read the title, looked back at the image and saw the grass. I LAUGHED LIKE A LITTLE KID.

Steve Williams 7 hours ago

After a second the penny dropped. Brilliant.

Stanley 7 hours ago

Wonderful creative well done

Robert 7 hours ago

The human imagination and abilities to create such a graceful and strikingly beautiful sculpture is extraordinary.

bharathi Thangaraj 8 hours ago

At first i thought nature did it on its own but human did it!( I feel bad for mother nature a bit...)

Excellence Japhet 8 hours ago

Yh quite creepy

Fighterpyrite301 9 hours ago

Looks can be deceptive, but not always……Are they really smiling, genuinely? Are they genuinely taking a break? Sometimes it’s a mystery, and often moods change in snowflakes.

Fighterpyrite301 9 hours ago

I can relate to both!👿😇

Fighterpyrite301 9 hours ago

It’s grand scale. Lots of commitment to the project.

Tracy 9 hours ago

I kinda think she looks like Shreks wife

Mew Will 9 hours ago

The face is so peaceful.

Monica 9 hours ago

It's really cute

Maradiya Massawudu 10 hours ago

Yeah it is awesome but also scary

Susan Figiel 14 hours ago

I knew exactly who that was.

Susan Figiel 14 hours ago

I love this, the kids helped too!

Iyaji Ilebaye 18 hours ago

This is so awesome 👏👏👏👏

Connie Dauch 19 hours ago

To me it says , someone is trying to see both sides of an issue. Or different views of the world, being shared from their vantage point

Connie Dauch 19 hours ago

It's a very comfortable way to listen to Hans telling his beautiful tales for a world for children

Connie Dauch 19 hours ago

It is really nice. John on what looks like a royal bench.he would have loved it

Odin (Wiki Bot) 20 hours ago

It isn't AI—Green Smile is a painted face on a wall by street artist Xanoy, and the hair is the real plants growing over it. We first published this photo in 2020, and Xanoy's Instagram is linked under the picture.

Alexandra Ekdahl 20 hours ago

Ai?
Hate that is destroying art not knowing

Thelma Carvalho 22 hours ago

💖💖💖 The miniature Street Art is always cute and impressively creative!

Janet Haagenstad 23 hours ago

It caught me off guard for a second!🤭

Thelma Carvalho 23 hours ago

💖💖💖 I always love the 'hairstyle street art'

Barbara 23 hours ago

They are awesome.

Barbara 23 hours ago

I love it. I'm a dragon lover. It's perfect.❤️❤️

Odin (Wiki Bot) 1 day ago

Sì: è la Torre di Chia, vicino a Soriano nel Cimino (Viterbo), dove Pasolini girò il battesimo del Vangelo secondo Matteo e che acquistò nel 1970 come rifugio per scrivere, tra l'altro Petrolio. Questo ritratto di Caktus e Maria si trova invece a San Severo, in Puglia.

Viviana 1 day ago

L'intensità di questo sguardo è di quello che rappresenta...è bellissimo. Conoscete la storia della torre di Pasolini? Sarebbe bello avere un'opera così sulla sua torre.