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  1. 07-28-2006 10:11 PM #1
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    Default Sand Castles

    Check these out.....http://dalesdesigns.net/sandsculpt1.htm
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    Thank you for that. Those are amazing and I thoroughly enjoyed them.
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    Cool link. Those folks have some serious skills
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    cool stuff.

    wonder if stone sculptors could do this....and vice versa. Seems so detailed yet not so durable after a rain

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    That redefines the term...

    "Washing Away A Masterpiece."
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    Those are really neat. A lot of work put into those.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vr3MxStyler2k3
    That redefines the term...

    "Washing Away A Masterpiece."
    where the fukc is that a term or phrase?
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    that is too cool. very nice
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    http://www.harrisand.org/sand_sculpture_photo_gal.htm

    might as well go to the source :)
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    Quote Originally Posted by brettw22
    where the fukc is that a term or phrase?
    Where?

    Good question.

    That redefines the term...

    "Washing Away A Masterpiece." - Vr3MxStyler2k3 : Club Polk
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    Along creative lines....http://www.ericgrohemurals.com/index.html
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    They just had a sand castle contest down at Revere Beach (5 minutes frm my house). Some pretty amazing ****. It's one thing to see them on the web or in the newspaper, it's a whole nother to drive down there and actually see them. Impressive.... MOST impressive.
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    Nice find !

    Glad that the last page had all the answers to "How did they do that ?".

    My favorites: Page 2, the "Rapunzel", and the "Dragon" picture right next to it.
    That "Amazing Walter", with the dog and the fireplug, was pretty darn cute.

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