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Elephant Rock
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Uploaded: 08/23/17 6:05 PM GMT
Elephant Rock
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This was take in the Elephant Rock State Park in Southwest Missouri. I didn't have much time to explore the park at the time, but I plan on returning one day. If you want to read more about the park, you can click here. I think the elephants are resting in this particular photo.
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Very cool! Florida has never had any volcanic activity, hence the lack of rocks and boulders, etc. I am real glad to see you back in the saddle! I get sentimental, and there have been some original Caedes folks from when I first started that have passed on, or just dropped out not to be seen again (Jimbob??, Lake Michigan?) FWIW I talked with .Tib (Tina) awhile back and she's doing well. Please continue to bestow us with more of your work. Take care.
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Long before the white man and long before the wheel, when the dark green forests were too silent to be real. Lightfoot 1967
Looks like a neat park to visit. I think I may see some tortoise in this elephant's DNA.
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The large rock looks as though it's comforting a... foot? Very unique formations in this park. You may want to consider a return trip sometime. Good color and textures here, Ron.
-Nik
-Nik
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A rock steady image here..R.
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I wish I was a Glow Worm, a Glow Worm's never glum, 'cause how can you be grumpy, when the sun shines out your bum?
Your editing is perfect! Excellent color, details, and very good textures.
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life and so is my love of photography. sandi ♪ ♫
I wonder how the "elephants" came in the middle of the flat ground. Must have happened a billion years ago. Good one Tick.
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Smooth seas do not make skilful sailors.
Looks like that is what they're doing and you've captured a nice scene.
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Marvelous shot of this very interesting rocks - excellent lighting. I think I see the ear of the one big one resting on the one on the upper right of the rocks, lol.
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Good shot of this natural phenomenon, Tick.
I've checked-out your link (thanks) and found its information very interesting, in particular: "Stones unsuitable for architectural use were made into shoebox-sized paving stones that were used on the streets of St. Louis as well as on its wharf on the Mississippi River."
Hope that the big ones, like the ones in your photograph, will be kept in place, because of the historical aspects.
I've checked-out your link (thanks) and found its information very interesting, in particular: "Stones unsuitable for architectural use were made into shoebox-sized paving stones that were used on the streets of St. Louis as well as on its wharf on the Mississippi River."
Hope that the big ones, like the ones in your photograph, will be kept in place, because of the historical aspects.
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Reminds me of our Elephant Rocks not far from where I live.
Yours looks so relaxed in amongst the trees -I trust you did not disturb it from its millions of years sleep :) Our elephants are different breeds - yours are granite and ours are limestone but they are obviously related :)
Yours looks so relaxed in amongst the trees -I trust you did not disturb it from its millions of years sleep :) Our elephants are different breeds - yours are granite and ours are limestone but they are obviously related :)
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Personally I see fingers and thumbs here Tic.
Well done on capturing this ancient stone formation so well.
Well done on capturing this ancient stone formation so well.
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Personally I see fingers and thumbs here Tic.
Well done on capturing this ancient stone formation so well.
Edit: Oops this is embarrassing! Oh BTW do I get double creds? Lol
Well done on capturing this ancient stone formation so well.
Edit: Oops this is embarrassing! Oh BTW do I get double creds? Lol
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Progress equals a trashed planet since mankind is too busy altering it. BTW find the classic definition of Caedes here. Enjoy yourself today (o: because you don't know what tomorrow may bring. DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO? . . . VOTE INDECISION!
A weird shape indeed!....great find...and...I like the surrounding scene too!
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