This rock is bedrock - solid rock down for at least 60' (depth of the lake) or perhaps even a few kilometers. I tried to find out the thickness of the bedrock in the area but Google failed me. I did find info on Vermont rock which runs at about 4.5km thick. This rock is probably similar. Now that is solid - unless you have a major earthquake.
Rocks, especially BIG rocks, have always attracted me. They make me feel connected to my surroundings. I also like the subtle colours and, so often, they have interesting designs made by the moss and lichens.
A natural rocky path cushioned with pine needles.
A little rock to sit on and dangle your feet in the water.
The most fundamental building material.
Soon to be buried and perhaps rediscovered many years later.
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
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I know just what you mean! Wonderful series of photographs.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful idea for a blog post and one which I enjoyed immensely. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteLove it. I particularly like the pine needles.
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