can't you plow by Richardphotos
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any closer? this is in Oklahoma near Altus.this hill used to be a mountain.across Southern Oklahoma from Ardmore area to the state line was a mountain range that got eroded over millions of years
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Comments (52)
Wow, such green grass so early in the year. Looks wonderful Richard. The rock pile looks a lot like one we used to play on as kids, we didn't have a playground nearby, but structures like that kept us just as entertained.
Wonderful place and capture, dear Richard. Hugs, Diane. xx
Wow what great stone formation, a super capture Richard, and lovely green grass..
Excellent photography, fantastic textures.....!!!
What a wonderful image! Excellent shot!
cool :-)
interessant!!
This really is something Richard, and shows you the true power of erosion over time
oohh very nice
Ah yes, geography and geology...two of my favorite subjects. Lots of worn, round rocks here.
Great shot! A former mountain now looking like a pile of rocks...
cool shot my friend. like the contrast.
wonderful shot
Beautiful rock formation, outstanding capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Excellent shot...
A fascinating rock formation! Nice capture!
Fantastic textures and details. Excellent shot!
nice image :)
wonderful picture !
Very interesting capture!!!!!
Terrific capture, Richard!!
Lovely looks like one of the Tors here on Dartmoor. Uk.will up load one in a min.
Interesting rocks! I wonder how they were formed? Great capture!
Amazing shot Richard, gorgeous place my friend, thank you for sharing!
~Very cool capture!~
Just wondering here, if the colour of the grass has anything to do with the mineral deposits of the stone above. Nice one Richard! Steve ;)
Fantastic capture!
FASCINATING STONE FORMATION
Excellent capture, Richard!
Makes you think a mountain resuce to a hill wow look at the difference. Great photo Richard :) Cathy xoxoxo