Sierra de La Cabrera, rocking stone

Amazing !!

Campayo,
Jaap,
Thank you both!

Cool!

Cammino,
Paz, (I think i know every rock in this sierra!).
Thanks to you both!

Nice shot Andy.

fantastisch Andy
Wann gibst Du dem Stein einen Schubs? :-)

Wow, impressive! One has the impression a little kick would be enough to bring it to fall down. But I guess this already has been tried ;-)

Bien vu bien pris !

Doug,
Jurgen,.
Polytrops,
Martin,
Begona
Josiane (welcome!),
Thank you all. No I didn't give it a nudge!
Best wishes, Andy

You probably saw this on Pano! Thank you Daniel.

Hi Andy, that's impressing! Though it probably stays like this for centuries, I wouldn't dare to stay below!

Andy, so sorry and a pity for your comment, I've deleted the photo you've been commenting (see below) by mistake! I have uploaded it again.

"I want to go climbing there now! (well, in the morning!) YS"

Warm regards, May

Hello May and thank you! I will add it again ... in the morning! (only kidding!)
:o)

Thank you, Richard and many thanks too for your visit.
Best wishes, Andy

I wouldn't stand underneath this rock for all the tea in China, Andy. Does it actually rock?
Cheers, Amelia

No! and I had my packed lunch under it!
Thank you, Amelia! Best wishes, Andy
Thank you, Ulrich for YS

Hello Andy,

Very impressing picture! A big YS!

Best greetings
Füsun

Karin,
Fusun,
Many thanks to you both.Have a good weekend.
Best wishes, Andy

I think it's been like this for a few hundred years, in high winds, etc! It's is obviously a relic from granite quarrying - you can see the toolmarks on the edge. Thank you, Pom'.

Bel équilibre et bien impressionnant

Here it's if I'm waiting and waiting :) Impressive view and very good shot! This morning I removed (I thought) my very rainy overstroming waterpipe picture from a group but it seemed later, it was 'deleted' with other words (fill in). Today of course 'the day after'.
Have a nice evening! Peter

Roland,
Peter, (not sure I understand, who deleted your photo from a group?)
Thank you both!

Many thanks, Tone.

Thank you, Teresa.

Thank you Tone.

I remember to have seen this :))

cp_u, Thank you. Sorry, I missed your comment and YS 2 weeks ago! Best wishes, Andy

Thank you, Glo!

Hi Andy would not want this dropping on my toe ! Ys from me.Best wishes Alan.

I'd be more worried about it falling on my head!
Thank you, Alan!
Best wishes, Andy

Just amazing!

I'm afraid to say that it was shaped by man, a relic of an old granite industry - making building blocks as well as things like querns for grinding grain, etc.
But it is still impressive!
Many thanks, Doug.
Best wishes, Andy

Thank you, Christian!

wow !

I like WOW! Thank you Christel!

Thank you, Stacy!

Thank you Justine!!!

Many thanks, Ramon!

Stand by for the next big earthquake! (Not completely facetious--there's a field of study using so-called "precarious rocks" to infer historical seismicity!)

Not here, Sig. This, I am afraid to say, is effectively man made - the remnants of very ancient granite quarrying!
Sorry to disappoint!

Ah. Well, it's still likely to come tumbling down at some point! ;)

True! Maybe the next Ice Age?? (We don't get much seismic activity in Central Spain, fortunately!)

Thank you, Marie-france!

Uh oh!

I love your granite series.

Thank you Rabbit! I think this has been fashioned by man. Granite was much sought after for building the streets of Madrid. The scalloped edging is the give-away!

Thank you LHSF!