Erratic: Geology. noting or pertaining to a boulder or the like carried by glacial ice and deposited some distance from its place of origin. (Dictionary.com)For more shadows, check out HeyHarriet.
Erratic: Geology. noting or pertaining to a boulder or the like carried by glacial ice and deposited some distance from its place of origin. (Dictionary.com)
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I never cease to be amazed at the magnificence of such Yosemite views. Thanks for sharing and for visiting Sacred ruminations.
Hugs and blessings,
I have to agree with Storyteller, I'm always amazed at the magnificence of Yosemite and this is a terrific shadow shot, Martha!
Enjoy your weekend!
Sylvia
Oh wow, I learned something new today! I have never been to Yosemite park, but my husband and I really want to. :)
I was in Yosemite National Park 2 years ago. The bridal falls really hit my heart. A great place for a family retreat.
Happy SS on your great shot!
Glaciers have always been fascinating to me. Especially the remnants of past glaciers.
What great shots and so interesting..
Happy SSS.
Wonderful Photography. Wish I were there hiking with you. Love and Light, Nina P
Those marvelous rocks have been creating shadows for more years than I can count.... fantastic shot, Martha.
You have created a beautiful blog, I enjoyed my journey through it, Pam :)
Hi Martha, Glad you explained the rocks - I thought YOU carried them there for your photo! When do you stay with Michael? Have fun.
what a wonderful landscape..
The shadows are nifty BUT it is the crevices I like best!
such beautiful erratics
amazing to see the erratic boulders like that! Lovely shot!
In the high country,
boulders bear witness that gods
gamboled here at dawn.
nice photos! I love the sky on the photo, you did a great job not to lose the color and clouds :-)
What a wonderful shot! We could look at it all day - amazing!
Sorry to hear about Michael's cold but glad he gave you the gift of relaxing into sleep while you held him. Be well.
Cool! It reminds me a tiny bit of Black Cap mountain in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
Thanks for your comment on my blog!
- Square Peg Guy
That terrain is so exotic looking I can't tell you! Very nice indeed!
Excellent capture of a point named after my ancestor, Fredrick Law. I really need to revisit Yosemite.
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