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Abandoned Marble Quarry with view of lake Baikal in the village of Buguldeika from air.

South Island, New Zealand.

The Madara Rider is an early medieval large rock relief. This is the global simbol of Bulgaria.

Massive rocks on the mountain slopes at Warila pass in between peaks of the greater Himalayas, en route Leh, Ladakh

Historical monument Chilpik Dakhma Kala of Zoroastrian culture in Karakalpakstan

Hiking in mountains alone

Alps valleys. Mainly taken in Vanoise valley, France. Shot over 7 days of hike.

Large stone

Tough stoned high mountain footpath in Penteli, a mountain to the north of Athens, Greece.

Scenery at Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota, USA

Stones of former marble quarry view on a daytime. Karelian landscape photo taken at Ruskeala, Republic of Karelia, Russia

Engineer examining rocks at surface stone mine

Phrygian valley ancient habitat valley view

Red Rock Coulee on old camera film

old rocks, moss-bound rocks, large rocks, rock fragments,

South African mountainside scenics, Western Cape

Chief granite rock formations near Squamish

White Pass Summit excursion tour train, Alaska, USA.

Love valley in Goreme village, Turkey. Rural Cappadocia landscape.

Mediterranean region. Ruins of ancient ruins, in ruins

steppe, autumn steppe landscape, wild steppe

Texture of volcanic stones at the Alcantara Gorges. Located near Taormina, Sicily, Italy

The crevasse of Torrente Gravina, Gravina in Puglia, Apulia, Murgia, Southern Italy

Gobustan Rock Art Cultural Landscape covers three areas of plateau of rocky boulders in Azerbaijan, with an outstanding collection of rock engravings.

A photo of mountains and boulders, Western Cape, South Africa

Republic of Bashkortostan, Russia. Rock Arsky stone.

On person in distance hiking scenic mountain range, boulders, blue sky at the Anja Community Reserve Madagascar, where the most famous lemurs, live.

Takiroa Panorama, Kurow-Duntroon Road, Duntroon, North Otago, New Zealand, Waitaki Valley, Maori Art

Photo of a landscape in the Peneda-Gerês National Park in the Minho district, North of Portugal.

Free Images: "bestof:This is the second rock cliff that I just mentioned. On the top of it, you see a cluster of large glacial erratics. glacial guilford connecticut brianghilliotti"

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We_get_a_better_view_of_the_glacial_boulder_cliff_face_from_a_point_just_outside_of_the_second_rock_shelter._We_can_see_the_very_large_boulder_perched_on_the_cliff_top,_probably_one_earthquake_away_from_falling_over..jpg

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The_second_photo_of_the_rock_shelter_at_the_Guilford_glacial_deposit_cliff._It_shows_how_this_rock_shelter_was_formed_by_the_break_off_of_rock_slabs_through_expanding_ice._These_rocks_would_then_slide_down_onto_other_rocks_below,_forming_cavities..jpg

Another_view_of_large_glacial_break_off_slabs_found_at_the_base_of_the_glacial_deposit_Cliff_off_of_I-95_North_in_Guilford,_Connecticut..jpg

I_am_overworking_I-95_on_the_north_side._I_am_right_above_the_first_rock_shelter_along_the_glacial_boulder_deposit_cliff,_located_in_Guilford,_Connecticut..jpg

I_am_now_standing_on_top_of_the_rocks_that_form_the_first_rock_shelter_at_the_extreme_edge_of_the_Guilford_glacial_boulder_deposit_cliff._I_would_not_attempt_to_jump_over_the_crack_between_the_two_rocks..jpg

Here_is_a_second_smaller_valley_that_is_part_of_the_features_to_be_found_on_the_top_of_the_glacial_deposits_cliff._Very_close_to_I-95_heading_toward_it._If_we_go_through_this_small_valley,_we_will_be_on_top_of_the_first_glacial_rock_shelter_photographed_e.jpg

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Yet_another_view_of_the_break_off_slabs_found_at_the_foot_of_the_glacial_deposit_cliff_in_Guilford,_Connecticut..jpg

Here_is_the_second_rock_shelter_that_can_be_found_along_the_glacial_boulder_deposit_cliff._It_is_strange,_but_it_looks_like_there_was_some_kind_of_water_erosion_at_the_back_of_the_rock_shelter._Maybe_there_was_some_mining_activity._It_also_looks_like_it_h.jpg

I_am_now_walking_along_the_top_of_the_glacial_deposit_cliff._There_seems_to_be_a_lack_of_trees._This_is_because_I_am_probably_standing_on_sheer_rock,_separated_by_perhaps_a_few_inches_of_soil._I_have_noticed_that_there_is_quite_a_bit_of_moss_on_the_ground.jpg

I_am_approaching_the_first_saddle_access_point_to_the_top_of_the_glacial_deposit_cliff._I_will_be_making_my_way_over_to_the_top_of_the_first_rock_shelter,_over_looking_I_95_North._I_will_have_a_better_view_of_I-95_North..jpg

Here_is_a_saddle_point_by_which_you_can_get_to_the_top_of_the_glacial_boulder_deposit_cliff._However_it_still_does_require_some_careful_rock_climbing._Please_be_careful_when_going_through_these_boulders,_as_it_is_easy_to_fall_or_trip._This_is_especially.jpg

This_is_a_close-up_view_of_what_looks_like_water_erosion_at_the_second_cliff_overhang_rock_shelter._Could_it_also_have_been_mining?_Is_it_along_the_glacial_deposit_cliff..jpg

This_represents_the_largest_glacial_break_off_boulder_found_at_the_foot_of_the_glacial_deposit_cliff._It_is_found_just_outside_of_the_second_rock_shelter..jpg

Shifting_my_vantage_point_on_top_of_the_cliff_(with_the_third_rock_cliff_shelter_below),_I_get_another_view_of_the_swamp_nearby..jpg

This_is_an_example_of_what_I_spoke_about_concerning_why_there_are_so_few_trees_at_the_top_of_the_glacial_deposit_cliff._Depicted_here_is_exposed_bed_rock._There_is_a_very_well-developed_lichen_field._Throughout_the_rest_of_the_area_there_is_only_a_few_in.jpg

Behind_me_is_the_high_power_utility_line_trail,_going_in_the_opposite_direction._Taken_from_the_same_vantage_point_on_top_of_the_cliff_with_the_third_rock_cliff_shelter..jpg

There_is_a_trail_that_goes_around_and_to_the_back_of_the_cliff_that_forms_the_third_rock_cliff_shelter._As_I_followed_it,_I_came_upon_a_high_power_utility_line_trail._I_went_to_the_top_of_the_cliff_that_formed_the_third_rock_cliff_shelter,_and_it_just_so.jpg

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This_was_the_glacial_boulder_deposit_rock_field_that_I_saw_earlier_while_standing_on_the_glacial_deposit_cliff._As_you_can_see,_expanding_snow-ice_has_played_a_role_in_splitting_these_rocks..jpg

Another_glacial_boulder_break_off_slab_from_the_same_rock_field_that_I_mentioned_earlier..jpg

Another_view_standing_on_top_of_the_glacial_deposit_cliff,_from_one_of_the_boulders_that_is_more_forwardly_protruding._Please_be_careful_walking_around_here..jpg

This_is_the_small_valley_at_the_top_of_the_glacial_deposit_cliff_which_can_be_accessed_by_the_first_saddle_point_shown_in_an_earlier_photograph._If_you_attempt_to_climb_through_the_first_saddle_point,_please_be_careful_and_use_boots._It_would_also_be_help.jpg

Here_is_more_thick_moss_on_top_of_the_glacial_deposit_cliff._It_is_very_abundant_here..jpg

Another_view_of_the_massive_boulder_at_the_top_of_the_glacial_deposit_cliff,_one_earthquake_away_from_falling_over._Fortunately_earthquakes_don't_happen_very_much_in_New_England..jpg

In_the_distance_I_see_some_very_large_glacial_boulders._This_is_toward_the_back_of_the_glacial_deposit_cliff._It_is_at_the_other_side_of_the_valley._I_will_investigate..jpg

This_is_the_extreme_end_of_the_glacial_boulder_deposit_cliff._The_terrain_becomes_more_navigable_at_a_point_where_there_is_a_saddle_formed_by_a_small_woodland_stream._It_is_also_a_safer_way_to_get_to_the_top_of_the_glacial_boulder_deposit_cliff..jpg

Now_going_through_the_second_valley,_formed_by_the_first_saddle_of_the_glacial_deposit_cliff._I_am_impressed_by_the_rich_moss_fields_that_I_see_around_me._I_almost_want_to_get_out_of_here_so_I_do_not_disturb_it..jpg

There_is_yet_again_another_large_glacial_erratic_deposit_boulder,_right_behind_the_glacial_erratic_deposit_cluster,_forming_a_perfect_line..jpg

Here_we_see_even_more_rich_moss_fields_at_the_top_of_the_glacial_deposit_cliff._I_will_be_careful_not_to_step_too_much_on_this_field..jpg

I_am_now_at_a_point_on_top_of_the_first_section_of_the_glacial_deposit_cliff,_looking_down_at_the_glacial_boulder_break_off_field,_which_I_described_earlier_in_this_photo_essay._As_you_can_see,_many_boulders_have_been_breaking_off_for_a_long_time..jpg

I_am_currently_at_the_rock_shelter_along_I-95,_at_the_extreme_edge_of_the_Guilford_glacial_boulder_break_off_field._This_view_is_from_the_rock_shelter_overlooking_the_north_side_of_the_highway..jpg

Another_view_of_the_glacial_dispersion_field_that_is_at_the_base_of_the_glacial_deposit_cliff_face._As_you_can_see,_these_rocks_are_fairly_large._The_blue_markers_are_a_positive_thing._They_want_to_build_a_trial_system_in_the_area_and_keep_developers_out..jpg

Here_is_a_photo_of_the_other_two_man-made_rock_piles_by_the_large_glacial_deposit_erratic,_photographed_earlier..jpg

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This_is_a_view_from_the_bottom_of_the_valley,_separating_the_glacial_boulder_field_that_I_just_came_from,_with_the_glacial_deposit_cliff_forming_the_rock_shelters_I_have_photographed..jpg

I_am_looking_back_down_from_the_saddle_access_point_that_I_used_to_get_to_the_top_of_the_glacial_deposit_cliff._Though_the_terrain_was_not_too_difficult,_the_leaves_were_still_very_slippery,_and_you_must_be_careful..jpg

Here_is_a_close-up_of_the_same_rock_cliff_shelter_that_I_spoke_about..jpg

Here_is_a_photograph_of_the_elonglated_rock_pile_that_could_be_a_wall,_nearby_the_large_glacial_deposit_erratic..jpg

Here_is_a_photograph_of_the_third_and_fourth_rock_feature._The_fourth_rock_feature_is_the_larger_of_the_two_stones._Behind_the_fourth_rock_feature_you_will_see_a_cluster_of_glacial_deposits..jpg

I_have_turned_around_since_taking_the_previous_photograph._Right_away_is_seen_a_very_large_slab_of_glacial_deposit_rock._There_is_a_smaller_one_which_you_may_not_be_able_to_see,_followed_by_a_larger_one._They_are_roughly_in_a_straight_line..jpg

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Man_beneath_a_"fallen_rock"_on_the_foot_trail_to_the_top_of_Second_Mesa_and_the_pueblo_of_Mishongnovi_(Mashongnavi),_Arizona,_ca.1898_(CHS-4612).jpg

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This_is_the_rock_cliff_shelter_that_I_was_talking_about._I_don't_think_I_would_want_to_sleep_here._It_is_right_by_a_swamp._However,_someone_must_been_here,_as_there_is_a_recently_used_campfire..jpg

It_looks_like_there_is_a_very_large_boulder_just_waiting_to_slide_off_into_the_break_off_field_below..jpg

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This_shows_that_the_rock_shelter_that_I_just_emerged_from_is_formed_by_the_process_of_a_large_chunk_of_glacially_deposited_boulder_breaking_off_and_forming_cavities_with_rocks_that_were_below_it..jpg

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