Sleepy bear at Keltira
Yesterday while puttering and half-watching Growing Up Polar Bear for the 30th or so time, I was struck by the image of the polar bear cub (whose name I can't do justice to without waking up more) napping on a flat stone over a covered den or sleeping space.
I found myself wondering if I could use something like that in an outdoor ritual area. I'm not sure how I would use it, but I want to remember it.
(I'm such a sucker for bears).
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