My 03-07-24 postcard features a sight I encountered along Ridgecrest Drive, just south of Siesta Hills: a series of fence posts adorned with meticulously stacked stones. This practice, which I discovered can serve as a form of meditation depending on the context and the creator’s intention, offered a thought-provoking visual along the otherwise ordinary path.

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