Hi Everyone. Thanks for your interest, comments and questions. It's a bit hard to answer the question of how they were made. There seems to be a couple of different theories. They can be quite big - up to approx 5m) and a lot of them look like fossilized, weathered tree trunks. And that was one of the original explanations. But now there seems to be another idea that they are fossilized sea shells deposited when the area was under the ocean. I don't quite know how that would explain their shape though. They're made of limestone and they are gradually eroding away. A fabulous sight - and as Taffy suggested, you tend to take heaps of photos. Cheers Rob @30pics4jackiesdiamond@haskar@koalagardens@joansmor@ludwigsdiana@dkbarnett@wakelys@sangwann@rensala@merrelyn@johnfalconer@casablanca@kork@craftymeg@onewing@olivetreeann@jgpittenger@rickster549@bkbinthecity@taffy
I googled Cervantes. It looks beautiful.
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