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For the past decade, Simon Beck has been decorating the Alps with his stunning mathematical drawings, created by running in snowshoes across freshly laid snow [read more: ow.ly/3bU930outWj] [video by Golem13: buff.ly/3tluTV8]

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Getting the steps in

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I guess I like this because I admire people who with dedication and persistence, overcome all the hardship to craft something that they really love.

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Andromache Tziamou

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Amazing

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🤍

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Similar to petrolglyphs.

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wow

Mrs.Chiara Luce

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I had to stop and ponder "running in snowshoes" 🤔

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Whou !

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Humans are amazing!

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Resonant Theories

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Snow Circles...😁

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