Alice Munro training and pruning tree branches as they grow on specially constructed inverted frames to produce chairs at the 'Full Grown' plantation site near Wirksworth, central England. Photos: AFP/Oli Scarff
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A prototype chair, grown and shaped by artist and furniture maker Gavin Munro. Photo: AFP/Oli Scarff[/caption]
Deep in the English countryside, there's a bizarre sight: rows of trees being grown into upside-down chairs, slowly taking shape over years of careful nurturing.
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