Magic stone – Day 192 of 365
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I had the same thought as anonymous. I thought: that reminds me of the Gerard Manley Hopkins poem!!
Interesting how smooth the turning rock is. I would not be able to film this so smoothly. Love the variety of colors.
Lots of interesting stones if you take the time to look. Thank you.
Walking through the woods, few understand the vast diversity of magical stones that exist just beneath our feet.
” Glory be to God for dappled things…” Gerard Manley Hopkins
I’ve just spent 2 days viewing the glacial potholes in the St Croix River valley…. are we looking at a grinding stone here?
I love the little lichen heart!
I wonder if this was filmed at Ravenwood. I think I can hear Judd Creek in the background.
Looking at our planet through your eyes, Jim, is a delightful gift. Thank you.
Looking at our planet through your eyes, Jim, is a delightful gift. Thank you.
Love the heart! This is one of my favorites every year!
I see the heart
Awesome!
I love rocks. All kinds of rocks. This is a lovely rock….so strong and beautiful too. TFS
Thank you.
I love magic stones
This fascinates me
Thank you
Sometimes the universe is seen in small places…beautiful.
I like the way you think