Nathan Free, Natalie Bound

I flew in close, and used my affinity with stone to get some of the larger pieces that had tumbled down to mold a little to the side and make room for me. Not enough to disturb the rocks balanced on top of them, but enough to get me back to my original position. The base of the cliff where I had measured with yarn was now the home of a dozen boulders of amazing size. It would have taken me days or months to move all this stone in the regular, conventional way.