All of these designs were created by a man named Simon Beck in the town of Les Arcs in the French Alps, using only a pair of snowshoes and an orienteering compass.
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How beautiful…and unusual. I hate the cold. I can’t imagine spending ten hours in the cold to create something that will be blown away. But at least he can photograph it.
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Just thinking about what motivates a guy to essentially throw away so much time and energy for the temporary gratification of viewing geometric patterns. It’s like the folks building humongous sand castles at beaches. Discovered it’s best to not stand too close downwind of them. OK, time to stop thinking on this. He’s a nut job. Accept it and forget it.
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