Loess ravine

Loess ravine – an elongated, concave landform with steep (ravine) slopes and a flat bottom (ravine).A ravine is formed as a result of water eroding the loess. After heavy rains, small valleys are formed, which, as a result of further water action, transform into a ravine.
On the slopes, the ravine may be overgrown with vegetation. This landform allows for a close look at the root system of trees and shrubs.

[Andy Oz]

That's very cool!
Nice find!

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Lovely find

[carol white]

A lovely capture with the bare tree roots on either side. Fav 😊

[Corinne C]

A strong leading line. Great pic

[Wendy]

This is really nice. A view not seen often. I want to dig in the dirt and try to find some lost treasure, but you found it with your camera. Beautiful.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Such an amazing sight , with the land eroded by water , yet bare rooted vegetation still survive and look so healthy ! fav

[Rob Z]

Such an interesting view with the forest above and the roots below

[Linda Godwin]

Interesting pathways and heavy eroding

[Mags]

Nicely composed and captured.

[Karen]

Fantastic composition - love the tree roots and the trees in the background. Awesome capture.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

wow all those roots, it must be great walking through there

[Peter Dulis]

Nice one

[Babs]

Great shot of the exposed roots.

[Heather]

A great shot to capture this fascinating land formation! Those exposed roots are amazing! Fav

[Jerzy]

It looks like a great place to walk with a camera along the ravine.

[Faye Turner]

Wonderful capture fav