Near my place

[chrisy]

That is some rock....Boulder comes to mind....is Ayers Rock really red to look at?

 

[Australian]

Yes Ayers Rock is red to look at, it changes at different times of the day.

 

[Jogeephus]

That's impressive. Looks sorta like some granite boulders I've seen in the Carolinas that were supposedly left by glaciers.

 

[Australian]

These big rocks would have been the result of past volcanic activity. This big rock has about 10 to 20 others dotted around the edge of a small valley like area on our home block. The cattle often shelter in this area or often to calve. There would be about another 4 or 5 like this big rock. Here's a picture of where foxes hide beneath it.

 

[Australian]

I hope posters aren't getting sick of me posting pictures now that I have my new found ability to post pictures. This picture is looking to our west toward our local town. Its behind the hills about 10 miles away.

 

[chrisy]

never tire of photo's, it's nice to see where others live. keep posting. Those that don't want to look wont.

 

[Australian]

will post some more pics soon.

 

[Jogeephus]

will post some more pics soon.

Please do. I never tire of pictures. Kinda like going to different parts of the world without leaving the house cause if you leave the house you know what your cattle will do. :lol2:

 

[Phil in Tupelo]

Good pictures. I have always thought of the land down under as being very dry or arrid, almost like desert. Those shots don't look too different than some hill country in North Mississippi. We don't have rock like that however. Thanks for the education!
Phil in Tupelo

 

[Ryder]

Good pictures. I have always thought of the land down under as being very dry or arrid, almost like desert. Those shots don't look too different than some hill country in North Mississippi. We don't have rock like that however. Thanks for the education!
Phil in Tupelo

Ditto that.