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Rock balancing is an art form where rocks are stacked on top of each other in different positions without using adhesives, wires or other supports to maintain balance. Practitioners achieve pure balance with each rock balanced on a point, counter balance where lower rocks rely on the weight of upper rocks, balanced stacking by laying flat rocks on top of each other to great heights, and free style mixtures combining techniques and structures like arches.
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