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The method of off-setting alternate stepping stones *tobi-ishi ςΞ to create a zig-zag pattern. This staggered pattern is named after the plover or *chidori ηΉ, a bird known for its off-kilter walk. When two or three stones are set in a straight line and then off-set with another set of stones to make a larger zig-zag, the pattern is called *gan'uchi εΕ (wild geese), because it resembles the flight of a flock of geese. | ||||||
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