One of the joys of exploring outside the U.S. is that there are rarely anything like ropes or barriers telling you where it is permissible to go or not.
Why do they call it Elephant Rock?
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Big Rocks
While the rest of the group milled about below, I couldn't resist scrambling up the loose bits of sandstone to the top of this rock formation. The climbing was, for the most part, pretty easy and the view at the top was worth the few scrapes along the way.
One of the joys of exploring outside the U.S. is that there are rarely anything like ropes or barriers telling you where it is permissible to go or not.
Why do they call it Elephant Rock?
One of the joys of exploring outside the U.S. is that there are rarely anything like ropes or barriers telling you where it is permissible to go or not.
Why do they call it Elephant Rock?
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