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Let’s see your log art!

 
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I’ve got extra logs and looking for some art ideas for them.  I did arrange some large half logs in a spiral to make flipping logs, so the visiting kids could look for creatures.  What else do you have?
 
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A few google pics of what I am thinking, but probably looking for something a bit simpler…
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I would think of climbing and balance activities. I've seen a line of logs planted in the ground, each one taller than the one before as if they're climbing a staircase. If it led to a raised platform where they could look out over something, that would be even better.
 
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This isn't exactly what I was thinking, but it might be an option:

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