A walk up the hill to Easter Aquorthies Stone Circle, on a very hot September day.
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Beautiful shot. Thanks for visiting me.
what a fine day going up that hill and a great find of that rock. the colors blue and green are cool that makes it perfect to the eyes.
thanks and have a great week ahead!
Wow, nice shot on the sky! What a big rock!
You will never mind the hot sun when you see something as wonderful a scenery as this
Happy Monday!
Yes the colors make this shot really crisp it reminds me of Shiprock in New Mexico USA only smooth
beautiful shot! the colors are awesome …
wonderful WS post!
happy monday!
lovely shot … feels refreshing, specially with that scenery behind the great rock …
thanks for visiting!
enjoy the start of the week!
Lovely photo! I think it’s a great start for the meme.
Happy Weekend Snapshot!
Wow! That is huge.
It’s my first weekend snapshot but I’m up now.
I think my first comment goes to your spam.
what a great landscape! wish yozr weather there in same here .
happy monday!
hi! the photo looks great!
Nice, but not as good as my photos of the circle.
Great shot of the rock and the sky behind it is great.
Looked like a good day to be walking. I’m wondering why you took this shot of the rock – you probably could have just taken one without the rock. Is there a particular reason?
Thanks for visiting everyone (except Chris of course!)
Lissa, the reason I included the stone is that it is part of an ancient stone circle, as mentioned above.
Very nice pic! Great colours did you sit and have a picnic on it?
Will send you a pic of my last vampire later (its bad and unfinished though it should give you a giggle!) and when Ive completed my new one ill test it on you before i unleash it onto the rest of the world
Kxx
That is an impressive rock!
My Weekend Snapshot is up at Tricotine
Not literally Kathryn!! I’ll look forward to it. Thanks Isabelle, I’ll pop over.