Rocks 9-12 CBDPIR Rock patterns from Clogher Bay, Dingle Peninsula, Ireland, September 2014. More images from the archives till it is safe to travel again.
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I love this muted color scheme. And it reminds me of a bracelet I received as a gift when I was young- a silver band inset with turquoise and a rusty colored stone I don’t know the name of. The colors were more intense but the color scheme was the same as these rocks you showed.
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Wonderful colors and shapes, Jessica. I really really really like Rocks 12!
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Thanks, Linda. Yes, that was a particularly nice water-worn rock. I like those tones very much. I could see the design on a silk scarf or wrap.
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I love the colours in these rocks…Definitely good enough to paint. Have a lovely weekend. Janet 🙂
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Thank you, Claudia. They are wonderful colours. I am not certain how they got to be that way. I am wondering if the minerals in the green sediment are converted to the rusty stuff by weathering or other natural process.
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Thank you, Janet. Somehow, seeing lovely colours and patterns like these in nature raises the spirits. I hope you have an enjoyable week-end too.
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That is what I was thinking, that maybe there is iron in the rock.
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