#boulders

Mich bigger grain run this morning which coated the last garden then the rest of the hill. I moved a 2+ ton load of rocks out of the yard and to the wall along the road. it looks much better in the sections

Green Thursday color challenge ~

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Got more grain and spread it over upper garden, then loaded trailer with rocks and got more of the wall built. UPS delivery guy complimented how it looks as he pulled up with a package as I was nearly

Exploring the beach at Wildwood State park.... Walk from the parking lot is down a steep concrete road older than me, trust me that is old. The concrete must have been made well because it still is all

This year is a bear of a struggle getting the garden tilled. I've found more rocks this year than any year I can remember before in the decade plus of tilling the same space. Maybe I am just being more

It has always been said , that when mind is not working then or when you are not feeling better, the best way to rejuvenate our life is to spend some quite time alone so as to look at the things in fresh

Hello Friends, Today I thought to take you all on a natural walk and that why I put out this video for #wednesdaywalk. Hope @tattoodjay will enjoy this walk in middle of nature. Today, I took out our kids

Moving rocks with logs

We made a snap decision to have a weekend rural experience and since we are in the child free, work free retirement life stage, we quickly packed and happily drove 200 kms from our beach scene on the Sunshine

A couple of weeks ago, I visited Koh Larn Beach which lies in the Gulf of Thailand, it is about a 7.5km ferry ride from the mainland of Pattaya City, the island has six main beaches and other smaller beaches

By George P. Lumayag It's hard to move the boulders; it's hard to roll them manually; and it's hard to push them away from each other. I just stay in between them and climb on the top of the massive one.

Here's my entry into this week's contest. This photo was taken in the small coastal town (population 5000) of South West Rocks on the Mid-North central coast in New South Wales, Australia. This area is

It all started about sixty million years ago, a comparative blink of an eye in the history of the world, but long before humans existed. Over the passage of time this interesting and quite impressive natural

This is a short clip of windy conditions on the North Shore of Long Island. There's normally not waves in this area but due to high winds , waves were crashing onshore into the boulders. ▶️ 3Speak

These rocks are formed by the phenomena know as columnar jointing and are defined as such: Columnar Jointing: A structure that forms in rocks (most commonly in basalt) that consists of columns (mostly

According to a marker at the site, 'Valugan' means East. This place is a sacred fishing port for local fishermen. Traditional fishing season is from March to May. The boulders are said to have come from

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I have shown different places from Varna Sea Gaden and there is always something else that I can share with you. Like this rock garden. A small stream is running through and boulders are scattered around.

Round, large and solid. There wasnt quite any other way to describe the large mass known as a boulder. There were multiple here along the shore. They would absorb the impact of the waves significantly.