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| Instructions from our Explorer in the World book... |
We chose Exploration #41 for our next adventure. We hike a lot in the summer and there are plenty of faces to be found in the forest around our home as well as our neighbourhood we discovered.
Here are some of the faces we documented with our camera:
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If you think of the licence plate as bunny buck teeth the face becomes apparent.
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I think this board is saying 'OH!'
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| Evil crosswalk is evil |
These clips always make me think of these guys from Sesame Street:
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| Looks like a bird to me. |
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| Owen insists he can see a face in this house. I can't tho. |
There's lots of faces in rock walls. How many can you see in this one?
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| Rock Wall 2 |
I saw two faces in this part of the wall - both have big fat cheeks.
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| detail Rock Wall 2. |
The cheeks make the face, I think. Poor sad rock face.
This board face looks a little nervous.
The woods are full of faces. People have been placeing stones in the old spring board holes in these stumps. It makes the faces really stand out.
Below is a photo (not the same tree) that shows what this holes in the trees were used for.
This tree is creepy.
The most terrifying tree in the woods! It haunts my dreams.
Can you see the old man's face in the moss?
Another springboard face
There isn't a face here - I just really liked these.
Elephant?
The grinning gnome.
A one eye's octopus or something...
The trees have eyes...
Two bulging eyes
I saw a nasty rat face, can you?
An alligator or Crocodile?
Owen drew some faces on the rocks by the river with water.
End note:
It case you want to get all geeky you can look up: Pareidolia - which is the psychological phenomenon of seeing faces in things.
It is similar to Apophenia - seeing patterns or connections in random or meaningless data.
And: Science! Check out this Article about the Study of Paraidolia
If you google Paraeidolia in an image search you'll find bazillions of images.
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