No. NOT as in Sir Michael Caine in 'Get Carter'; 'Your eyes look like two piss-holes in the snow!'

Me fait peur! C’est Halloween?

I hate Halloween and all that nonsense so, no! Thank you, Thérèse !

I wonder how long it took for water to create them, I'm with you on Halloween

I'm pleased it was seriously curtailled this year, Peter, if for all the wrong reasons. (Every cloud...!)
No idea on the erosion front, it could have happened eons ago under the sea, or even post-glacial. I have been shown examples of both on Cornish granite and couldn't tell the difference, so I don't really know rhe answer.

They resembles some holes in coastal rocks which I have seen in Norway. And I have seen small holes worn in small rocks in Norfolk. I too hate Hallowe'en, but the children in our village have had great fun creating ghostly characters and pumpkin lanterns in their gardens instead of wandering around after dark with 'trick or treat'. So in lots of ways that made me smile.

That sounds much more like it, Amelia!
Many thanks.

Très belles photo et vue de la nature. Bonne semaine. Nicole.

Thanks, Nicole!

skull from who?

Natural erosion or 'Alas, Poor Yorick!' Fred!

;o) Bien vu !!! excellente

Thank you, Boro!

Impressionnante ,on dirait deux yeux de crane.Comme quoi
la nature prend tout son temps pour façonner ce qu'elle veut...!
Bonne fin de nuit.

bien vu!! des orbites !

Good film that, I have the DVD and watch it once maybe twice a year. I must admit the two holes do look a bit eerie.

Two huge skulls left from giants who used to roam these mountains in the distant past. Hallowe'en is commercial rubbish now. We used to go guizing and had to "do a turn" if we wanted to get sweets or pennies. If children come to my door I ask them to do their party piece. They are a bit shy and embarrassed but they quite like it even if all they can do is tell a joke. I think they enjoy the attention as much as the sweets.

This looks more like a skull as Jean above has said. Those holes do look man made though - very round indeed.

Preciosa composición con mucha y bella profundidad de campo y un potente y precioso primer plano con esa toca redondeada y con oquedades.

In the thumbnail it looked like a skull, hehehe

En una vista aérea podría parecer la cara de un difunto, con las cuencas de los ojos vacías. Me gusta el paisaje que se capta más allá.

A huge monument of nature...

I was going to ask.....

Etonnante et belle prise!!**

Very well composed Andy.

Gewaltige Natur, Andy !

REALLY impressive, Andy !!!!

It could also be a huge pig's nose. :-)

Definitely a skull.................buried underneath the rocks is the rest of the skeleton, it just needs someone to dig it up..!!

A nice find and photo Andy.

Cavernous weathering!

A skull!

beautiful capture!

Very beauyiful!

It looks like "The Scream", which is very apt at the moment!!

So it does!
(and yes it is!)
Thank you, Rosa!

A giant's skull- or a troll?;-)

Who knows?!

Impressing!

Thank you and welcome!

Andy... j'ai aussi ce type d'érosion sur des rochers de granite
chez moi.. juste derrière la maison..