Cornish granite by alanwilliams
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Description
In a cornish hedgerow, the granite just seems to have erupted from the ground, covered in lichen it appears timeless. Taken near Prussia cove a particularly beautiful, hidden part of the Lizard peninsula.
Comments (9)
PSDuck
Looks to be an iron ring imbedded in the stone, as well. Cool photo. Thanks for teh info, as it adds dimension to it.
awjay
superb textures
durleybeachbum
Love the encrustations.
sossy
natural art! moody, timeless and beautiful! fantastic colored and composed! impressive capture! ;o)
wjames
Fantastic range of colours from natures pallet. Great capture.
flora-crassella
wonderful object!
MrsLubner
I love the growth on it. Keeps the stone warm in the winter, eh? LOL I also see a ring on it. Is it used for hitching something?
psyoshida
What a great looking piece of art! It even has some yummy looking berries and other interesting textural plants. Great find and excellent shot.
Richardphotos
in Sudbury Ontario, the stone appears the same way.like someone decorated the city with stones. the moss seems to love the granite