#manmadeenvironment

This culver cover looks like a turtle shell... #manmadeenvironment (at Monterey County, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7ksIv2ALxA/?igshid=1cd5h7xb4vj52

Clear Water Bay 2019 #artificiallandscapes #landscapes #environment #environmentaldamage #manmadeenvironment #landscapenarrative #green #nature #unatural #plantlife #plantlifehome #urbanweeds #cityweeds https://www.instagram.com/p/B4hKaJJgZbM/?igshid=4phgdp6x71uq

Clear Water Bay 2019 #artificiallandscapes #landscapes #environment #environmentaldamage #manmadeenvironment #landscapenarrative #green #nature #unatural #plantlife #plantlifehome https://www.instagram.com/p/B4fD7cXAT9i/?igshid=1n7554izykvhn

Clear Water Bay 2019 #artificiallandscapes #landscapes #environment #environmentaldamage #manmadeenvironment #landscapenarrative https://www.instagram.com/p/B4cdoJGguQz/?igshid=3syqasnk5hli

People on the original post were arguing that we are in our "man made bubbles" so, in fact, there is a separation between environments. I don't agree with this. We are part of the geology that makes up our world; a cyclical thing whereby we are made by something and return to it time after time. We have the man made things, but where do the man made things come from? That saying, "it didn't just come from thin air", well, yeah, technically it did. The particles in the air are (or can be) particles in the rock too.