Fantasy, trees and art.

I imagined a small world, a world that lives inside the trunks of trees that no one can see.

Invisible to the human eye but the creator of their home can see them.

He cut down each dry tree to give them a home, but not just a home, but castles, palaces, because they deserved such dwellings.

Far from human sight, on an almost invisible plane, among the branches of the living trees, from their leaves above fly those beings that few can see. Do you see them?

They are very grateful to this artist for creating in this natural and dreamlike environment a place where they can be safe, and not only that, but a magical place, buildings full of small windows through which to look at the landscape.

Places with special decorations each one. Some higher and some lower and some almost at ground level.

The first thing I thought when I saw this beautiful art on the felled trunks of these trees, was who lives in them. Could it be that someone inhabits these magical spaces of a beautiful forest.

Many say that fairies and elves live in places like these, that they are not to be disturbed because they take care of nature.

I thought as I walked around the place and took pictures, that the great artist who created this little town, did it for these special beings.

Very few say they have seen them, others try hard to see them, but they don't. Could it be that they are right there, could they have seen them passing by?

On the other hand, these sculptures are beautiful works of art in the middle of nature, which has a very special meaning. An open-air museum.

The artist's name is Manuel Ledesma, and I think he has done a marvel on these trunks that were felled by natural phenomena. He has taken advantage of these lifeless trunks to generate art, and good art at that.

But I also believe that he may have seen these little beings and created a fantasy city for them, although the human visitors to the site have no idea that they are there.

Many are lined up and others are in the thick of the forest, surrounded by full nature, tall trees and sunlight streaming through them, creating a special climate for the fairies to do their work.

Art and nature united thanks to the beautiful work of a spectacular artist.

I loved to walk through these spaces, and to walk in this miniature city, to enter among the plants, the green in the shade of the immense tree tops.

I didn't see those beings, but I felt magic in the air, could it be the same?
And what do you think about this beautiful place, did you see something in the pictures that I couldn't see?

Thank you all for joining me, best regards and see you next time.
Amonet.