I didn't go geese hunting this morning but decided to post this picture which fascinated me when I found it this past summer. It is part of an old sea wall and the force of the incoming and outgoing tides must cause the bigger rock in the middle to go spinning around in the hole causing it to gradually get larger each day with rock and tide rotations.
Saturday, October 17, 2009
"Rock in a hole" a timely story
I didn't go geese hunting this morning but decided to post this picture which fascinated me when I found it this past summer. It is part of an old sea wall and the force of the incoming and outgoing tides must cause the bigger rock in the middle to go spinning around in the hole causing it to gradually get larger each day with rock and tide rotations.
What an interesting situation.
ReplyDeleteInteresting photo. It reminds me of an egg in a nest.
ReplyDeleteGreat find.How long it must have taken to grind away the rock!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,Ruth
This is so interesting. There must be a message in that.
ReplyDeletewonderful photo ~
ReplyDeletethis would have caught my attention too!
I would have shot a photo of this if I'd seen it, too. I love those kind of moments in time!
ReplyDeleteFascinating to know how it happens....such an interesting find.
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