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| This rocky outcrop has to be the most moving, aesthetically pleasing piece of sculpture I've ever seen - naturally occurring or otherwise. Shaped by millennia of the viciously inclemental Bodmin Moor weather - and let's face it, it can be pretty bad - the graceful, flowing curves and contours exhibited here make it seem ludicrous to think that this just sort of, er, 'happened'. But then, Mother always has known best, hasn't she? I can't help thinking the upper most segment looks remarkably like an archetypal dolmen capstone. Seeing as this was obviously an prehistoric 'special place' maybe the connection isn't as far fetched as I first thought. An intriguing thought...... |
Posted by GLADMAN27th June 2009ce Edited 23rd December 2010ce
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| I know you meant to write 'Bodmin Moor'........8-) |
Posted by Mr Hamhead22nd December 2010ce |
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I did, I now have. Freudian slip, so thanks Mr H. Something this incredible affects the faculties, you know? Want to go back already. |
Posted by GLADMAN 23rd December 2010ce |
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