Mexican Hat Rock

Der Hut ist der Geck...

faszinierend ist der Mexican Hat Rock.

fantastic... :-)

very beautiful capture!

Beautiful shot.

Remarquable et admirable avec cette nebulosité colorée..!

amazing this

Whaouou !!!

Great perspective. I climbed up to the base of the "hat" in 1974, as part of a college trip down the San Juan. No pix, alas! The rock is a _lot_ bigger than it looks!

That's why I put a link under the image ;-) Great that you made it up to the hat, not so easy as I've read in a climbing guide!

I probably couldn't now! ;) That's why I regret the lack of pix! But the Class III route we took appears to be to the right of the lower figure in your link, heading down to the right.

WOW!!!!!!

Superbe ces matières différentes !!!

Ich wusste es....Du warst auf dem Mars! :)
Wie gut is das denn....alleine die Farben und die unglaublichen Formen des Gesteins...und dann noch der Mexikaner :)
Sauber...was soll da jetzt noch kommen???

Und das schon 1996, ich kann ja nur lachen über die Berichte neuerdings. Solche Fotos haben die nicht zur Erde gefunkt! ;-))

Superb light andd colors!
Fabulous,Berny!!

Excellent composition. The light and colours are just out-of-this world, particularly the sky. The "mexican hat" rock formation is outstanding! A remarkable shot Berny,,!!

I love the image in the link too. Amazing!

wunderbar

Sind das Farben, ist ja irre

super - grad, daß die Wolke oben rechts die Form aufnimmt, und dazu das Licht - echt gut!!!!

Das freut, Danke!

Great colours.

Tolle Farben !

Wirklich beeindruckend, diese Farben und Formen!

A very striking rock formation. There is a very much smaller rock formation near where I live called the Bonnet Stone.

The Bunnet Stane (or bonnet stone) is a rock formation near the hamlet of Gateside in Fife, at the foot of West Lomond.[1] It sits upon one of the calciferous sandstone outcrops of the Old Red Sandstone suie that exist around the base of the Lomond Hills.[2][3] The Bunnet Stane itself consists of an elevated table of rock, about ten feet by twenty feet across, which sits upon a thin column of rock like a giant mushroom. There are several romantic explanations for the stone's shape, but it was formed entirely by the natural weathering of the exposed outcrop.[4][5]

Many thanks for your very interesting comment, Jean! Bunnet Stane is really impressing!

WOW! A fabulous capture!

Sí, ya he visto el sombrero y no es andaluz precisamente:--) Es típico mejicano y como tal, parece que quien lo lleva esté sentado. También admiro la gran ladera rocosa del fondo.

Contrast sterke kleuren --hoelang ligt die Hoed daar op dat topje

Superb !

Wow, superb shot....the link is scary!!! ;-)

Super!