Rock Patterns at Waulkmill Bay 1-9 – Natural abstract patterns and textures in pink, yellow, and buff Eday Group sedimentary rock (possibly Lower Eday Sandstone Formation) on Orkney Mainland at Waulkmill Bay. These brightly coloured, water-worn flat rock surfaces on the north side of the bay provide a marked contrast to the black lichen-covered rocks nearby.
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These are beautiful.
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Thank you, Angela.
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I love those pink mottled ones. They seem like giant creatures at rest.
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Beautiful patterns, Jessica. And I love the small stones that decorate the big rock. Number 9 is my favorite, probably because of its simplicity.
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You have a great imagination, Claudia. What you say reminds me of a scene in the early film of “Journey to the Centre of the Earth” where someone stepped on a sleeping dinosaur thinking it was just a rock but which then woke up with the skin changing colour!
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Thank you, Claudia.
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