The Case Against Creating or Knocking Over Cairns As I wandered through the forest, my eyes landed on a sturdy cairn perched atop a boulder.
Its stones were meticulously arranged to guide travelers along the winding trail. But their presence raises complex questions about our relationship with nature and each other.
Cairns have been used for centuries as natural navigation tools, helping travelers avoid treacherous terrain and find their way through uncharted territories.