I love the sound that this public sculpture makes when gravel is poured into it.
At a glance, it seems like it would be easy to walk by this sculpture without realizing it's capable of a fun trick.
When gravel is poured into the middle of it, the gravel bounces along small metal sticks and makes a sound like a windchime, but even better. I wish these contraptions were more commonplace, because I love the noise it makes.
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