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This was not a long hike by any means and it was a quiet place as we didn't even see another person the whole time. Just my type of falls!! This is 2 blended images to keep focus sharp!! Thanks for having a look.. Kris
Lichtenberg Mountain and Lake Valhalla from the top of Mount McClausland. I did go down to the lake after this first portion of the hike, but there were so many over night campers down there just waking up that I didn't want to disturb them, so I left quietly.
This close up shows of part of the Twin Lakes in the glacially carved Chain Creek Basin (also called Twin Lakes Basin) on the Beartooth Plateau in Wyoming just south of the Montana State Line. These lake are the largest of a chain of lakes in the Chain Creek valley referred to by geomorphologists as paternoster lakes. This term refers to a series of lakes in a glaciated valley arranged like beads on a string and connected by a stream. These paternoster lakes formed due to differential glacial erosion of more and less resistant bedrock layers. The less-resistant bedrock layers become low spots where water can accumulate while the more-resistant bedrock layers form natural dams that allow significant amounts of water to accumulate in the low spots.
This is named the altar and around one can see carved old norse runes and newer names or initials
Still some more from the manmade cave, believed to be carved out by celtic munks some time before norse settlement in Iceland
I had such fun shooting this photo together with my dear old friend Uma and yes it's the time of the year..evil nights together.You are the sweetest,thank you for the song I love it!💓
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Another shot from the Eastbourne coastline (South of England).
Was fascinated by some of the rocky landscapes, ended up taking more shot of the rocks than the beach on my last excursion here.
Enjoy your weekend and as always, thank you so much for the comments and faves across my stream :-)
The Dilwara Temples or Delvada Temples
are located about 2 1⁄2 kilometres from the Mount Abu settlement, Rajasthan's only hill station.
These Jain temples were built by Vimal Shah and designed by Vastupala, Jain minister of Dholka, between the 11th and 16th centuries and are famous for their use of white marble and intricate marble carvings.
@Wikipedia
For the Smile on Saturday group - them "Sphere on Black"
This is a carved sandalwood air freshener which was given to me as a present many years ago, It still smells wonderful to this day. It is just a bit larger than a tennis ball
I Sassi
Panoramica sulla zona più degradata del Sasso Caveoso.
Questa zona possiede la maggior parte delle vecchie abitazioni scavate nella roccia.
Il rione è stato abitato fino agli anni attorno al 1950.
Ingrandite la foto per avere una idea della vita della povera gente in quel periodo.
I Sassi
Overview of the most degraded area of the Sasso Caveoso.
This area has most of the old houses carved into the rock.
The ward was inhabited until around 1950.
Enlarge the photo to get an idea of the life of the poor people at that time.
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Carved Stone Dragon at the beginning of the 500 steps staircase to Hang Mua pagoda and Mua cave, Ninh Binh, Vietnam
In the storm's fury, the castle stands,
A ruin etched by time’s shifting sand.
Its stones whisper tales of love and sorrows,
Of battles won, and lost tomorrows.
The tempest roars, waves crash below,
Echoing grief that only ruins know.
Yet through the clouds, a golden beam,
A ray of hope—a fleeting dream.
Carved in stone, where silence dwells,
The ghost of love, casts ancient spells.
Its echoes linger, soft and low,
Guiding hearts through life's ebb and flow.
For even ruins, though torn apart,
Hold the weight of an enduring heart.
And as the sun breaks the stormy grey,
The castle whispers—love finds a way.
Lost
These walls didn't appear to be sandstone, some I'm guessing it took a few years of water traveling past to carve these curved walls into the rock. Oak Creek, West Fork hike
A piece of trash that we keep preciously as a memory. So thin line.
Those are traditional rural leather shoes from Balkans (those ones are from Bosnia). Those are the ones that belonged to my daughter at the age of one year. So the smallest ones made. They were made as tourist souvenir but she wear
them until hole was made.
Seth Anandji Kalayanti - Ranakpur
I Templi di Ranakpur sono delle splendide strutture scolpite nella pietra. Per i seguaci del Jainismo i Templi di Ranakpur hanno una grande importanza e sono tra i siti di pellegrinaggio più frequentati.
Nel Tempio principale ci sono più di 1400 colonne scolpite, nessuna uguale all'altra.
Ranakpur Temples are beautiful structures carved in stone. For the followers of Jainism, Ranakpur temples are of great importance, as they make one of the five major pilgrimage sites.
The main Temple possesses around 1400 intricately carved pillars, no one equal ..
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the sun is a chisel, sculpting the silence into sharp lines.
darkness holds its breath, giving form to the unseen.
the stairs become a sequence of geometric truths.
a grid of pure light falls, a temporary map on the hard floor.
this is where the world is drawn in black and white.
The scene captures a set of towering red-rock formations rising sharply from the desert floor, their vertical shapes carved through millions of years of wind and water erosion. Each spire shows distinct layers of sediment, revealing the geological history of the region like pages of an exposed archive. Under the crisp Arizona light, the rocks glow in deep tones of rust and burnt orange, creating a striking contrast against the flawless blue sky.
At the base of these formations, rounded mounds of sandstone reveal softer curves—evidence of slower, more patient erosion. These smooth ridges lead the eye upward toward the more rugged pinnacles above, showing how different densities of rock weather at different speeds. The landscape feels both ancient and dynamic, as if the land itself were still in motion, quietly reshaping its contours.
Scattered across the slopes, pockets of juniper and desert shrubs add touches of green that break the dominance of red stone. Their presence emphasizes the harshness of the environment: life here survives by adapting to extremes of heat, dryness, and elevation. The vegetation also helps scale the formations, making their massive size unmistakable.
In the distance, additional cliffs and mesas create layers of depth, hinting at the vastness of Sedona’s red-rock country. The overall composition blends color, texture, and open space into a landscape that feels both serene and monumental. It’s a view shaped by deep time—an unhurried masterpiece of erosion that continues to evolve long after the viewer moves on.
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