You may recall a couple of posts ago I offered, essentially, rubble as raw materials for creating a lighting fixture for the labyrinth.  I had occasion this last week as I finished up to play with some of that, and this is the result:

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UPDATE:

Another playing, with the smaller rubble bits:

You could drill a hole in the pieces and thread them on a piece of rebar.  Remember I have a drill press.

I was in an antiques/junk place this weekend and fetched 70-446these home:

If you would like to use them, let me know.  Otherwise, I’ll consume them in the year to come.

I also found seven little glasses that if one did not know better one might 70-447 think were modern absinthe glasses.  They will certainly serve.

In case anyone was beginning to think about actually creating a lighting fixture for the labyrinth, here are some raw materials that you may certainly avail yourself of:

These are the pieces left over from my shaping the paving stones in the arcs of the labyrinth.  There will be lots and lots of them if you want to figure out a way to use them.

These are the broken bits of the same pieces.  I don’t know what you could do with these, but there will be a lot to play with if it inspires you.  (I keep thinking I’ll use them in a fountain or something.)

An assortment of 2x4s and 2x6s, all about four feet tall.  I’m going to use some for my “tubes of light,” but the rest are available.

Two largish pieces of 1/2″ plywood, about 48″ x 40″, and one smallish piece of treated 1/2″, about 24″ x 24″.  Think standing sculpture.  I keep thinking I want to do something large that hangs in the trees, something untoward and intriguing thereby.

Unpictured are eight 8-foot lengths of 2″ round, i.e., staffs.  We probably want to hang on to those for future Lacuna ventures, but if you’re inspired, use them.