Gregg Adams Photography » Preschool http://www.visualizeaplace.com Photography Workshops for Kids and Adults Thu, 25 Aug 2011 21:17:46 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Inuksuk http://www.visualizeaplace.com/awalkintonature http://www.visualizeaplace.com/awalkintonature#comments Tue, 11 May 2010 19:16:47 +0000 admin http://www.visualizeaplace.com/?p=752 ©Catherine Adams

Ashley putting on the final touches of her inuksuk!

The Inuksuk are ancient stone markers used by the Inuit tribes from the Canadian Arctic thousands of years ago. Learn how to make these markers and what they signify in today’s world for forming friendship, teamwork and respect.

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“Water and Stones” by Ashley Adams age 5 “I love all the pretty stones in the water, it is so colorful” – Ashley Adams

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This photo essay was documented and written in a fun positive way to bring forth an awareness to our community and communities around the world of the increased shopping cart litter. In a two hour time, with the assistance of their parents, Emily, AJ and Ashley Adams collected over 25 shopping carts, digging them out of snow drifts, from the road side, bus stops and underpasses and returned them to the store. Thank you for viewing our images and reading our story. Together we can free our communities of “shopping cart litter”
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