Living on the Edge

This little inuksuk's feet are positioned inches from the edge of a very high rock cut with a view of the beautiful valley I showed you yesterday. There is a busy road a way down below. Fences were made to climb, I guess.

Many thanks for dropping by.

[Terry]

good idea for a shot

[karenann]

Beautiful pov and love the inuksuk's rock formation. Gorgeous scenery ... and lovely view.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Very interesting capture.

[Netkonnexion]

Cool shot. Interesting.

[Diane]

Very nice shot! Because of you, I recently noticed a Texan inuksuk--I didn't even know what they were before you started posting photos and explanations of them. Thanks!

[Mike Warren]

Cool inuksuk'. Lovely composition.

[Pam Hawkes]

Very cool! If you put a fence up there is always someone who wants to get over it!

[K J Buehl]

That's a cool shot! !

[Allison Maltese]

Looks like a nice vantage point. I think of you every time I see the one my late father put on the trail to the pond.

[Michael Girard]

very nice shot!

[Rick Schies]

A great view for him.

[Jennifer C]

wondeful POV and love your words too! I think fences were made to climb

[Dione Giorgio]

Cool shot.

[Carole Imes]

Terrific composition and scene. The formation is so interesting!

[Denise]

What an interesting find. Well done.

[❀ Lynn]

I like this perspective....because I saw lots of these from the highway perspective when we were traveling thru Ontario! When we were kids going from Toronto to Manitoulin (on old highway 69) Dad would stop at one of these rock cuts and we would climb up and have a picnic lunch and look at the cars zooming by. Good memories.

[Shirley Banford]

Excellent composition.

[Diana]

Cool find!! I remember seeing these in different places too!

[Ann Jones]

Interesting find!

[Laurie Higgins]

I love your inuksuk photos. Once Steve and I built one in Maine, and I have several in my house on windowsills and counters.