It happens that sometimes pine needles can become a child's hair, especially if looking at them are the eyes of Chelsey Bahe, a twins nanny who has intrigued many visitors to the Westwood Hills Nature Center with her creative recycling creations found among the trails.
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It happens that sometimes Pine needles they can become a child's hair, especially if it's the eyes of Chelsey Bahe, a nanny of two twins who intrigued many visitors to the Westwood Hills Nature Center with his creations by creative recycle of leaves, and not only that, found among the paths.
Before going back to Bahe, in fact, some tourists including the naturalist Becky McConnell they were pleasantly surprised by these small creative recycling works created with materials such as: wood, pine cones, pine needles, leaves taken directly from nature. So they started posting the photos on Facebook for weeks, trying to trace the person who made them.
In a short time, the media hype revealed the name of Chelsey Bahe who is not a real artist but a nanny of two little twins.
While walking the paths I found a cane that had a very interesting angle and I thought it would be wonderful to create together with the children of street art drawings on the ground. I then decided to take them with me and they were delighted with this idea, he said Bahe.
Very simple characters and creations e suitable for children.
I couldn't imagine anyone noticing them, I didn't say anything to anyone for fear that people might think I was a little weird, she continued.
His designs became there favorite treasure hunt of the twins even during the winter season. From simple snowmen, to the great owl, from the firefighter to children and even dogs, lions, bears, work done in the woods four or five times a week, with a truly spectacular result.
Really play outside makes us happy, nature teaches us to appreciate the little things, like the blue sky and the shining sun. As they grow up for these children life will become more and more difficult but I hope that by remembering these creations made together they can keep smiling.
Here are the wonderful works created thanks to nature:
Dominella Trunfio
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