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  • After the storm, the plastic deluge. Two bottles. Same day. Same story. Dance of the Polystyrene Foam Fairies Wrackmas Tree & #WrackWreath, revisited Prehistoric cave art hand prints were often created by blowing paint around hands pressed on rocks. Hair dye and sunset sky… “Dangerously cheesy” or simply dangerous? Late afternoon low tides and washed up chunks of foam create the perfect conditions for practicing the meditative art of styrofoam stacking. — “That Jif’ing Good” 
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