This area of the Bohemian Forest is called "Steinernes Meer" ("Stone Sea"). Everywhere in this area you can find peculiar rock towers like in this photo. These are remnants of a strong volcanic activity hundreds of millions of years ago. The stones look almost soft with their pillow shapes, in fact it's hard granite. They pile up like a Land Art staging, but are results of nature. Many myths and legends are entwined around these stone towers. In some places are hollows that suggest that they were already serving the Celts as sacrificial stones. Some say that these stone towers are places of magical power.
It sounds like you have another very special place here. The rocks in their layers are looking superbly crisp, and it is lovely to see the live tree and the heather to the left of the image in contrast to those bare trunks.
Thank you all for your kind comments!
I am very happy when pictures of my homeland meet with your interest.
What the stones have experienced... I think they could tell a lot.
Thank you, Ali, for your nice visit!