Someone left some stones at Roxaboxen Park, Yuma, Arizona. (Read why people leave stones at Roxaboxen.)
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thanks so much...now going to read about leaving the rocks.
ReplyDeleteoops, when i clicked on your link, it says PAGE NOT FOUND
ReplyDeleteA quick search: http://www.4onatrip.com/2012/07/25/roxaboxen/
ReplyDeleteIt comes from the children's book "Roxaboxen" where the author's mom and neighbors built a town with rocks and boxes when they were kids. Visitors are encouraged to decorate with rocks and leave a rock from their state, very cool.
These stones are so lovely. A sense of intimacy.
ReplyDeleteFun. I remember doing this with my kids.
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