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Southern Siberia.
Mountains of Ergaki
The mountain range Ergaki is one of the most amazing corners of nature in the West Sayan Mountains. Exceptional in its beauty and greatness chisel-shaped granite peaks, full of rapids cold rivers, the deepest surrounded by virginal taiga and unapproachable rock walls lakes, polished by glaciers till high lustre trog valleys, magnificent waterfalls and rocky rivers of kurums - these are the things which attract tourists to this magic place of the Sayan Mountains.
Одно из красивейших и загадочных мест России.
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Capela do Senhor da Pedra (The Chapel of the Lord of Stone), standing on the top of a small hill of stones, surrounded with waves crashing on the rocks.
I try to vary my posts so they aren't they same old thing (would be easy to do). Time for a waterfall.
This is the bottom of Rainier Park's Narada Falls. I found the falling waters interplay and flow thru these golden boulders as beautiful as the rest of the falls (shown in comments).
Thank you for taking a look!
Loch Katrine, Trossachs.
This was taken from more or less the same location as the preceding shot. As much as anything, I was intrigued by the form and texture of the metamorphic rocks, trying to imagine the monumental forces which were applied to them in the metamorphosing process; the nearest rock, for example, looks more like a croissant than a rock!
The Loyalsock Creek has been cutting this mountain for centuries, flowing along the banks of trees for more seasons than anyone could count. I'm pleased that I was able to see it this season, in Worlds End State Park, Forksville, Pennsylvania.
At Punakaiki, New Zealand. See the previous photo for the explosion of water. I think this photo after the explosion with the water trails down the rocks is the better photo. The other photo is nice for the memories.
When I'm on my path of life I always move on
Looking ahead upon what's in front of me
I have always said
Bring it on
I can take it all
I'll deal with it
After all I'm a Viking Queen by heart
If I look back its only because I need to harvest from the experiences I have made
If I don't understand what I have been through and sort that out
Well, then I would have to deal with the same shit over and over again
Untill I see the pattern
And end my behavior that kind of seeks the experiences
In my mind the experiences I have made are like rocks fallen down from the mountain's side
Looking like this image
There are all kinds of shapes, sizes and colors
And with gems hidden in between
There are always gems
That's the signs where I solved the puzzle
I'm of course the mountain
My very own Mount Everest
Standing tall
Standing strong
Following my intuition
Following my light
Moving forward
I don't need to say
Bring it on anymore
I'm allowed to rest now
Enjoy
Love
My precious life
San Francisco’s Seal Rocks rise from the Pacific Ocean surf just off the shore of Lands End as the sun begins to set on the western edge of the city.
Photo prise le 3 décembre 2004.
Un des plus beaux moments de cette randonnée : un passage en corniche où l'hiver il convient d'être particulièrement attentif. Deux cents mètres en-dessous, un vaste replat pierreux où l'été de nombreuses sources aux eaux limpides s'écoulent dans d'épais matelas de mousse. Au pied de cette falaise, le travail des torrents, du froid hivernal et des chaleurs estivales a accumulé un pierrier malcommode où le chemin serpente. L'herbe rousse parcourue de veinules de glace patiente jusqu'à ce que de plus jeunes pousses puissent se hasarder à l'air libre, annonçant le retour des ovins. Une cabane d'ailleurs se cache derrière un des mamelons en contrebas. Dans le lointain s'estompe la profonde vallée de la Rouanne.
There are barriers between the beach and the sea at Eersterivierstrand. These are composed of upended layers of rock. The composition of the further one in this picture gives rise to strange shapes when it is eroded. It is very sharp to walk on and it was only when I clambered over a less eroded piece of rock that I discovered bits of coral hiding in the sandstone. I think the rock formation may well be in part an upended coral reef in sandstone.
Rocks at sunset ... bathed by the sea, by the solitude and the wind, looking at the blue sky at the starry night, while time passes ...
Rocas a la atarceder...bañadas por el mar, por la soledad y el viento, mirando al cielo azul a la noche estrellada, mientras pasa el tiempo...
This image was captured early on a Monday morning on my to the North York moors. I managed to clamber over the precarious rocks at Flamborough before waiting for the sun to rise up over the horizon- perfect start to the day!
A close up view, about 12mm x 8mm, of the edge of a blue agate slice sitting on top of a slice of blue fluorite.
Agate is a rock consisting primarily of cryptocrystalline silica, chiefly chalcedony, alternating with microgranular quartz. It is characterized by its fineness of grain and variety of colour. Although agates may be found in various kinds of host rock, they are classically associated with volcanic rocks and can be common in certain metamorphic rocks (Wiki).
Fluorite is a colourful mineral, both in visible and ultraviolet light, and the stone has ornamental and lapidary uses (Wiki).
Macro Mondays: Rock
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How can you not be inspired by what has been named Cathedral Rock ... quite glorious to see in the early morning light as the sun comes up.
Sedona is quite spiritual that is for sure.