El Cancho de La Bola, where my vultures perch - but few on that day.

Jenny,
Philippe,
Larry,
Many thanks!

Many thanks, John!

Beeindruckend -

Fabio,
Pierre,
Elbertinum,
Many thanks!

Just went researching - whenever someone posts something I know nothing about (which is most days) ---
Lots of sites to pick from, but one that stood out .. ''it is against the law to put out bait with poison''---- well, yes that would account for a decline in population.
Like in the States, DDT had to be banned because Eagles were declining in population .. the poison made the shells too weak... so no Eaglets.
We have (slowly) been getting them back -- hope the Griffon vultures climb to a large population. But, you are going to have to PM me about your last sentence.... no clue !
Those rocks are so interesting .. can understand why you like them so much.

Sorry, Peggy, I should have realised how obscure this must be to my friends from over the sea!
It refers to the two touching rocks on the left who look like they are squaring up to each other. Soccer analogy from when a player thrusts his forehead into or very close to another player's face.
If contact is made following deliberate intent then it is a sending - off offence, indicated by the referee showing a red card to the player.

Hope you don't see this until tomorrow, Andy. This is a very dramatic rock formation. 10000 years is nothing to these rocks. Someday a rock will fall, but you won't be there to see it.

Good morning, Ron!!
If you are referring to my initial reply to Peggy then you are quite right and I went straight to bed. I amended my reply to her quite drastically this morning!
Thank you for your kind thought!

Very impressive rock formations, Andy!

Wow! This is incredible. Great photo and wonderful light and shade.

good old granite :~)

I would love to potter around there !

extra ces rochers

Wonderful rock formation.

Gillou,
Richard Nuttal,
Richard Nitro 76,
Nouchet,
tatranka,
Bernhard,
Bernd,
Eunice,
Rosa,
sasi,
micritter,
Nick,
Pam,
Judith,
Honza,
Kama,
John C.
Very many thanks to you all!

Excellente

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Boro,
Jean.
Many thanks!

@ngelique,
Martine,
Ian,
Thank you very much!

WOW !!!! Marvelous camera work and landscape, Andy *****************

Mighty rocks ! Fine presented ! An imposant Formation !

Erhard,
Marie-claire,
Ulrich,
Very many thanks!

Nice shot Andy, great shapes, colours and shadows.

All the best, Doug

Cammino,
Rol,
Pat,
Doug,
Thank you and have a good week!

Superbe Andy... cette vue..!
quand je suis en vacances
j'adore inspecter ce type de rochers ..il y en aussi
beaucoup sur l'île de Crète.. de Rhodes et surtout de très beaux
sur l'île de Kos
bonne soirée et bonne semaine
amitiés/roland

I have always wanted to visit Greece but sadly never have!
Now, I don't have enough time - holidays have to be spent with my ageing parents in Cornwall. (Very willingly I might add!)
Cheers, Rol and thank you!

Absolutely fascinating rock formations............the more you look the more intriguing they seem. Captured in brilliant detail Andy...................great job!

I thought of referring to the Glasgow Kiss but my reference to head-butts and being red-carded was too confusing for some so I didn't take it further!

. . . congratulations Andy . . . you're top of the tree . . .
you're number one, congratulations and good to see you
there too . . . terrific rocks and the story you have told . . .

Thank you very much bev. Great comment!

Roger,
Keith,
bev,
Very many thanks!

Une belle formation rocheuse Andy !!

Thank you Joan!

Thank you, Nacer!

Nice combination of textures and colours

Joan,
Schussentaler,
Betty,
Mario,
Thank you all!

Thank you, Gudrun!

Awesome shot!

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THE OUTPOST !

Willam,
Pam,
Thank you both!

Great rock formations and a terrific capture Andy

Thank you for posting in the group
www.ipernity.com/group/magicalsunlight

MAny thanks, Roger!