Llano Earth Art Festival (LEAF) 2025
Australia takes the Gold for Junior Height competition at 66 ½”. Kasper Jucha-Read is a returning record holder who travels with his past record-holder father, Anthony.
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Denton Machuga, Llano, Texas, representing the USA, winning the Timed Balance event
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Source: Tex Toler
Danny Rose of Virginia, explaining to the judges, his USA Gold winning inspiration in the Artistic category at the 2025 World Rock Stacking Championships at the Llano Earth Art Festival
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Sterling Gregory’s amazing driftwood giraffe and dragon at the Llano Earth Art Fest and World Rock Stacking Championship in Llano, Texas
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Source: Tex Toler
Source: Tex Toler
A young family enjoys the beautiful Llano River amongst the earth art creations during the 2025 Llano Earth Art Festival and World Rock Stacking Championships
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The Timed Balance event of the World Rock Stacking Championship is a crowd favorite at the Llano Earth Art Fest
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Oregon’s Travis Williams adding height to his USA gold medal-winning 108” height stack
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An inspired creation in the Artistic category by young Edith Jenschlke and Piper Bowyer of Fredericksburg, Texas
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2025 USA Gold medal winner in Quantity stacker Ceto Desai, Llano, Texas
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USA Arches Gold winner Tom Bowyer of Fredericksburg, Texas
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Judges and some contestants observe a competition in progress. World Rock Stacking Championship Coordinator Tex Toler, far left, relates details of the rules. Judges for 2025 included Michelle Rast, Jim Wood, Janna Fain, Karen Fuchs, Chris Usher and James West.
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