These are some of the layered limestone that dot the countryside in different parts of New Zealand.
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22 comments:
Always good to see the layered strata of rock and soil. Might be able to tell something of ancient past by studying the layers.
In Tennessee there were fields that had a LOT of limestone, but not quite like this. In fact, our school yard had a lot of rocks...it is a wonder some of us did not get hurt.
Love these rocky outcrops :)
Tugs at the mind to wonder why it's there and what it might have looked like in the past. Very interesting how it's just spaced out along the fields. :)
Amazing, Great pics.
Beautiful good impact in drawings.
Best regards!
Very beautiful
A beautiful landscape
How fascinating are these limestone structures. Wonderfully shot.
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An impressive landscape with these rock formations.
We have a similar landscape here in Germany, maybe not quite as big and huge.
Dear Betty, nice to see you with this contribution also with me and the "DND".
Many thanks and best regards
Jutta
These are so wonderful photos and I'm really happy how nice it is there.
Greetings Eva
very beautiful stones, they look like old destroyed houses!
Hello,
Pretty landscapes, the limestone formations are beautiful. Wishing you a happy day!
Beautiful Landscape and the big stones - thank's for a view from youre World,
Kirsi
This stone looks interesting, maybe it resembles slate?
Terrific rock formations! Enjoy the rest of your week!
I didn't know they had that in New Zealand.
The grasslands are very pretty.
Interessant was Du da zeigst und bestimmt eine besondere Geschichte. Die Steine sind ja nicht vom Himmel gefallen. Ein grosses Areal!
Herzlichste Grüsse, Klärchen
The layered rocks are a beautiful sight. Nice click, Betty.
The layered limestone is very cool. You can see the softness caused by erosion.
Mary (CactusCatz)
Oh My Goodness - that takes me back a year or two as I grew up in that district and that was my 'norm' when ever we went anywhere... not so much over here on the pumice type soils in the Central N.I.
Loving these stunning photos
Blessings
Maxine
The stone from a distance looks stacked or an old foundation.
Very interesting. I've not been to New Zealand - and not sure I'll make it there so I'm glad that I was able to see these through your lens.
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