Giants

I'm taking part in Wild Arena's July Photo Challenge this month (or at least I'm going to see how far I get with it!) and today's theme was 'giants'.

A tricky subject... I had a hospital visit this morning and wildplay work in the afternoon so I didn't have the time to go out seeking giants today... the best I could come up with was the rocks at Home, which are quite giant! Pretty lame but it's better than nothing!

Here's the challenge info:
http://www.wildarena.com/#!31-Day-Photo-Challenge/ca7w/5774111c0cf2bcae6e433480

[Ann Williams]

Well, they are pretty impressive rocks Louise. I love the patterns on the stone. Was this part of a quarry or has nature taken it's course here?

[Louise]

@flowerfairyann No this is entirely natural :) This is where I grew up so there are lots more photos of the area in my 'roachling-home' tag on the right but I've picked out a few alternative views of these rocks from my project to give a better idea of the landscape...

http://365project.org/roachling/365/2013-05-03
http://365project.org/roachling/365/2014-03-03
http://365project.org/roachling/365/2013-07-18
http://365project.org/roachling/365/2013-05-25
http://365project.org/roachling/365/2012-11-28
http://365project.org/roachling/365/2013-01-12

[Karen]

Definitely 'giant'! The shed is just right as it gives an idea of how big the rocks are.

[Dixie Goode]

These rocks are really similar to places in Oregon, and I assume from the same type volcanic event.

[Dixie Goode]

Check out what they did with the rocks at one observatory https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dee_Wright_Observatory

[Diana Moss]

Great photo for the theme

[Dawn]

Cool rocks

[Francoise]

not lame