A Whole New Meaning to "Hard as a Rock"

OK, so in the other thread (the nonsense one), Clary posted this beautiful photo of a splash created by the fall of a milk drop into a milk puddle. Yes, really. So blame her, cause I clicked properties and went to the site it came from. And, on a vaguely related note to the topic of this thread, found these:





And this poor little one ...



Which one is your kind of drop of milk?

Go here for more sensual photographs of both unintentionally masculie and feminine character ...

Shewolf - yep, I had a couple pocket-fulls of apache tears from the valley. I still have them somewhere (sh!). I have various sized of petrified wood from Southern UT as well. One a pretty good sized log-ette.

Farmer, you should make the trip.

Yes farmer, it is well worth the trip. I also dont believe that there is a ban on rock hunting at the park. They are literally everywhere. Just like limestone in texas. You cant spit with in 2 inches with out hitting one. I dont think the tent rock park is any kind of national park or national resource. Just a really cool natural structure. Maybe im wrong.... I dont believe so. ??
One way or another it is beautiful sights , absolutly peaceful/quiet , makes for a good meditation place and the energy there is just magnificent. Though... I dont remember if the park was west or east of albq ?? It has been about 5 years since I made that treck.

There's a link with info on the previous page. I forgot it was the cotchiti exit.

onyxelle,

Where is this er... um... er... interestingly shaped rock formation located? (Pun deleted)

Sam