This poised, piled glass installation was part of a garden art exhibition we visited in a Cotswolds garden. I’ve never seen anything quite like it, before or since. It’s not something I’d fancy having in my own garden, for various reasons, but I’ll never forget how surprising it seemed. It certainly creates lots of interesting juxtapositions (cut glass against the stone wall; nature vs man made; see-through vs opaque; fragile vs solid etc).
It seemed apt to share this for the Daily Post’s photo challenge careful as that’s what came into my mind the moment I saw it. I hope it still looked like the same at the end of the event!
Crystal Towers III: a glass assemblage by Jacque Pavlosky at Fresh Air 2015
Susan Rushton 
That looks really cool, but I have to agree wth you. I don’t think I would want it in my garden or backyard! 😉
If squirrels were always digging up my bulbs, of course I would think differently.
I don’t know if you realised but I was answering on my travels and got the posts mixed up. I’ve just been laughing at myself and wondering what you must have thought. I mixed it up with the recent one about protecting potted bulbs. Oops!
haha! No problem. I did wonder about that and thought, “She must have been replying to someone else, or maybe, I missed something in that post.” 😀
It isn’t often I’m inspired to do two posts for the same prompt but that’s what confused me as the titles were so similar.
This installation wouldn’t stay in one piece for long in our garden! We have just posted about a different kind of garden art https://diggingfordirt.wordpress.com/2015/11/01/the-artist-gardener/ I hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoyed your post.
So beautiful to look at…but wouldn’t last intact very long in or outside my house!
Lovely post!