Rockin' USA
A completely accurate map of the United States, created with small beach pebbles by an autistic teenager at Camp Sweyolakan, Lake Coeur d'Alene
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Tuesday, August 07, 2007
A completely accurate map of the United States, created with small beach pebbles by an autistic teenager at Camp Sweyolakan, Lake Coeur d'Alene
9 Comments:
that is amazing
I was going to say that whit! Isn't it just amazing what people with autism can achieve!
Wow.
The human mind is amazing isn't it? I think children with autism have a lot to teach us about the way our brain works.
Pretty cool.
I have known lots of Autistic kids and the abilities some of them have can be truly astounding.
What a great way to express his brilliant mind. I know autistic kids enjoy 'lining things up in a row' ... he must have enjoyed this project for hours.
WOW, that's quite impressive!
Wow. I'm embarrassed to admit that I probably couldn't do that myself.
I love that I found this picture. I work at the camp where this boy goes each summer. The map stays for weeks and is completely to scale. So amazing!
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