The Northern exposure of this very large sandstone formation does not get the direct light from the clear blue sky. I suspect this allows the lichen to take hold.
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What a coincidence - both are posts today are "blue".
Lovely blog (it amazes me that with 6 kids you have time for anything ;-)
Ce ciel fait rever totalement.
This sky makes dream completely.
Oh, so blue!!
Bill, I love the stark blue and the textured rock formation. It almost looks like the formations I saw in Red Rock Canyon this past week.
Good pic, and your comment on the lichen; yes moss always grows on the north side of the tree.
a beauty sky... nice blue :)
i enlarged it and ewww..
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