rolling stones by Richardphotos
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this round stone occurred naturally. I forgot where they came from, but it is not far from Arkansas
located at Natural Bridge ,Arkansas
Comments (37)
cool
Bottom left looks like some little creature ...
Richard, this is a very cool capture and clever idea for the title.
It works with the roll... Aloha
Brilliant find indeed.
Oh and it's gathered moss.....so we know it hasn't been rolling.
That is cool, outstanding capture!
Looks like they are getting ready for the rock concert! Great capture
Great capture, and very interesting!
I thought they were melons !! Nice shot.
They look like little planets! Are you sure no body lives there? Very good photo Richard. Stan
love how round it is naturaly, cool find, hey next time grab it and send it my way, i'll put it in my front yard..
Very nice !!!!!
Very cool looking.
weird, looks as a lost cannonball to me. Nature is full of surprises. Nice capture!
Very interesting...
I like it and like Stan's story about the planets too lol ;o]
It is amazing what nature can do!
Wonderful capture!!
Superb and interesting capture!
The rolling stone doesn't gather moss. But it was long time ego for that stone :-). Superb photo!
Amazing stone, excellent capture !
this is so cool!
So this must be the bowling balls the ghosts used to produce the thunder when Rip van Winkle was preparing to get some sleep! Unique formation, great shot!
Old bullet from big boat
Impressive! Very nice capture!
A fascinating thing when zoomed and inspected up close Richard.
The top one looks like a discarded old baseball with a smile and one eye! Great shot!
What a great find, Richard! I'm amazed at the perfectly round one occurring naturally! It looks like a stone projectile from a trebuchet. Fascinating, and a great capture. Looks like they've gathered a bit of moss - can't get no satisfaction, either....
What a gorgeous spot!
Impressive landscape! Great capture! Very interesting image!!