Yes, but it is erosion from rain water circulating and percolating on the top boulder. The top boulder rests on top of the lower one, and during a long time the rain water erodes its bottom. It is not river water or glacial water erosion.
Weather was perfect and we had a little time, so we got the little, much modified, hotrod two-seater out of the barn and dusted her off for a Sunday afternoon ride.
Somehow, we ended-up exploring the site of an old coal-fired electric generating plant instead of the usual pretty rural places we go. Nancy in the car down by the site:
A small part of the massive old plant - abandoned in 2015 and just slowly crumbling. Seems like there should be something one could do with all of that infrastructure.
Being at this vast facility, all silent with no one around was a very odd experience. It felt like we were in Chernobyl or something....
I like what I see yet to C&C I need to see it larger. If you use the up arrow in the right side of the text box, you can upload your photo and then we can click it to see it larger.
This old tree. Captured this weekend. I quite liked the different patterns. C&C welcome. Apple photos with Pixelmator Pro extension. Some contrast, highlight and shadow adjustments.
Nice shot, beautiful light and colors, I like the contrast between the boat and the tank on the right. A wider angle could have caught the full reflection of the boat in the water