Awesome!
Is that not just awesome, K?????? Shows how powerful that water can be. Wow!Betsy
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Sach,Thanks mate!Betsy, Yep, water is very powerful.I was more surprised to see the craftsmanship of the water currents :)Binguwa,Thanks a lot!
Very beautiful photo!!!!
It takes thousands of years to form the shape.You need only couples of second to record it.
Amazing pattern! Nature is such a good artist! :) Nice shot, K!
Vicky,Thanks a lot for dropping by and for your comments!Rainfield,Yes..more over.. couple of minutes to destroy such things :)Tes,Thanks..yes no better artist than nature:)
Gorgeous. It reminds me, quite a bit, of the Vale da Lua.Love that shot!
the powerful falls and this calm water is quite a glaring contrast! lovely swirls on the stone
I can see a sideways hippopotamus carved into the rock.
beautiful carving of nature that no man can equal. I always am fascinated to see the power of water.
Amaris,Yep..the fall and the rock formations are quite similar. But I think Vale da Lua Roack formations are more impressive than here!Loshini,I still do not know how those circular carvings are formed. quite surprising isn't it?Bern,Oh yeah now I see the hippopotamus! Good observation :)Betchai,Yep ..surely..no man equal the feats of nature!Thanks all for your comments!
really beautiful,,, i like the way the rocks are folding into the ground
Μαριανα,Thanks a lot for your comments!
Wow!Wonderful capture!
Yes, very beautiful!Love//Eva
history written in stone by water. wonderful way of looking at this lovely formation.
These rocks are unbelievably smooth and beautiful.
Mahasen / Angel.Pearls / Tammie / George,Thanks a lot for your comments! :D
Do you follow cricket? I don't follow the game, but I watch the news. One of the NZ players is not going for the world cup. Isn't it sad?
Beautiful formations! :D
Ann,I do follow cricket but not aware of this NZ player..:)Chavie,Thanks :D
The power of water is amazing. What a beautiful rock formation.
Knatolee,Thanks a lot! :D
So beautiful, I love those natural patterns!
Jane,Thanks a lot for your comments!
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Awesome!
Is that not just awesome, K?????? Shows how powerful that water can be. Wow!
Betsy
elama ela
Sach,
Thanks mate!
Betsy,
Yep, water is very powerful.I was more surprised to see the craftsmanship of the water currents :)
Binguwa,
Thanks a lot!
Very beautiful photo!!!!
It takes thousands of years to form the shape.
You need only couples of second to record it.
Amazing pattern! Nature is such a good artist! :) Nice shot, K!
Vicky,
Thanks a lot for dropping by and for your comments!
Rainfield,
Yes..more over.. couple of minutes to destroy such things :)
Tes,
Thanks..yes no better artist than nature:)
Gorgeous. It reminds me, quite a bit, of the Vale da Lua.
Love that shot!
the powerful falls and this calm water is quite a glaring contrast! lovely swirls on the stone
I can see a sideways hippopotamus carved into the rock.
beautiful carving of nature that no man can equal. I always am fascinated to see the power of water.
Amaris,
Yep..the fall and the rock formations are quite similar. But I think Vale da Lua Roack formations are more impressive than here!
Loshini,
I still do not know how those circular carvings are formed. quite surprising isn't it?
Bern,
Oh yeah now I see the hippopotamus! Good observation :)
Betchai,
Yep ..surely..no man equal the feats of nature!
Thanks all for your comments!
really beautiful,,, i like the way the rocks are folding into the ground
Μαριανα,
Thanks a lot for your comments!
Wow!
Wonderful capture!
Yes, very beautiful!Love//Eva
history written in stone by water. wonderful way of looking at this lovely formation.
These rocks are unbelievably smooth and beautiful.
Mahasen / Angel.Pearls / Tammie / George,
Thanks a lot for your comments! :D
Do you follow cricket? I don't follow the game, but I watch the news. One of the NZ players is not going for the world cup. Isn't it sad?
Beautiful formations! :D
Ann,
I do follow cricket but not aware of this NZ player..:)
Chavie,
Thanks :D
The power of water is amazing. What a beautiful rock formation.
Knatolee,
Thanks a lot! :D
So beautiful, I love those natural patterns!
Jane,
Thanks a lot for your comments!
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