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A whimsical, hobbit-hole-like earthen structure with a rounded archway entrance is nestled into a hillside in a lush green forest, blending seamlessly with the surroundings. To the left of the entrance, a stone wall is integrated into the structure, and a vibrant purple rhododendron bush with green leaves blossoms atop the earthen roof.

Uwharrie Vision

Region:
North America
Herb Parker

A distant view of Harvey’s Ridge can be seen from the top of Uwharrie Vision, an earthworks installation so well blended into the native landscape that it appears to be a natural outcropping.
 

Sponsored by the family and friends of Wescott Moser
A whimsical, hobbit-hole-like earthen structure with a rounded archway entrance is nestled into a hillside in a lush green forest, blending seamlessly with the surroundings. To the left of the entrance, a stone wall is integrated into the structure, and a vibrant purple rhododendron bush with green leaves blossoms atop the earthen roof.