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*RULE FOR PLANTS: Either collect or buy them, no harm should be involved!* | *RULE FOR PLANTS: Either collect or buy them, no harm should be involved!* | ||
[[File:MASEN JARS.jpeg]][[File:STONES.jpeg]] | [[File:MASEN JARS.jpeg]] [[File:STONES.jpeg]] | ||
[[File:imagePLANT.jpeg]] [[File:PLANT3.jpeg]] | [[File:imagePLANT.jpeg]] [[File:PLANT3.jpeg]] | ||
[[File:imagePLANT2.jpeg]][[File:mosss.jpeg]] | [[File:imagePLANT2.jpeg]] [[File:mosss.jpeg]] | ||
Moss that is ripped from its place of growth, takes years to regrow. If it is already decaptivated from its origin, its safe to take. Ask mother nature if it would hurt, if its taken away!) | Moss that is ripped from its place of growth, takes years to regrow. If it is already decaptivated from its origin, its safe to take. Ask mother nature if it would hurt, if its taken away!) | ||
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[[File:stecklinge.jpeg|400px]] [[File:stecklinge1.jpeg|400px]] [[File:stecklinge2.jpeg|400px]][[File:stecklinge3.jpeg|400px]] | [[File:stecklinge.jpeg|400px]] [[File:stecklinge1.jpeg|400px]] [[File:stecklinge2.jpeg|400px]][[File:stecklinge3.jpeg|400px]] | ||
'''attempt of putting trash in this aestheti''' | |||
[[File:trashinglas.jpeg]] | [[File:trashinglas.jpeg]] | ||
'''Different types of trash''' | '''Different types of trash''' | ||
Through collecting trash and putting them in glass containers, it creates a transparent way of trash being displayed aestheticly, pathology of trash, recycled in years, being able to observe the process | Through collecting trash and putting them in glass containers, it creates a transparent way of trash being displayed aestheticly, pathology of trash, recycled in years, being able to observe the process | ||