Moody rocks for Deano

[Cudzoziemiec]

From the moody Arbor Low, the Peak District's answer to Stonehenge, though this might be the most cheerful rock there
Arbor stone by Paul, on Flickr

It's a giant lizard that smiled as it was turned to stone.

[Cudzoziemiec]

Not very moody. More of a Scar.

So that's what Chicks Dig...

[Mr Larrington]

Can pale coloured rocks under a sunny sky be moody, asked Mr Larrington’s Imaginary Friend?  I she has many photos of rocks, but a lot of them are from western USAnia on sunny days.

If they're the sort of thing that Captain Kirk might engage in hand-to-hand-combat under, then absolutely.  USAnian version of a dalek-infested quarry, innit.

That scene in “The X-Files” where Mulder discovers a box car apparently full of dead aliens was filmed with the aid of:

• a quarry just outside Vancouver BC, and
• a metric fuckton of red paint

[nikki]

Hutton Roof Crags:

[Deano]

Nice, is that the one near Bowland, Nikki, rather than the Penrith Hutton Roof?

[mzjo]

A couple more in the Hautes Alpes heading for the Col de Lautaret at an unseasonable time of the year, may 2006

[Peter]

Nice, is that the one near Bowland, Nikki, rather than the Penrith Hutton Roof?

In case Nikki has missed it, yes!

[Mr Larrington]

Brimham Rocks exhibiting varying degrees of moodiosity, 2011:


P6160217 by Mr Larrington, on Flickr


P6160218 by Mr Larrington, on Flickr


P6160220 by Mr Larrington, on Flickr


P6160222 by Mr Larrington, on Flickr


P6160223 by Mr Larrington, on Flickr


P6160225 by Mr Larrington, on Flickr


P6160226 by Mr Larrington, on Flickr


P6160227 by Mr Larrington, on Flickr

[T42]

Fleckenstein, our local moody rock:



This place even has a treadmill-operated winch cut into the rock so that a moody prisoner could be set to hoisting moody water from its moody well up into the moody baron's lugubrious apartments.

And again:

[nikki]

Nice, is that the one near Bowland, Nikki, rather than the Penrith Hutton Roof?

In case Nikki has missed it, yes!

Aye, that's the one!

[Mr Larrington]

T42, those are well moody

[Salvatore]

Not just one rock, which is sullen at best, but also the lump on the horizon, which cycling's Mark Cavendish*,  reputedly moody from time to time, has been known to refer to as "The Rock".



*also TP Kennaugh

[T42]

T42, those are well moody

Let us wallow in glorious mood.

[mzjo]

Fleckenstein, our local moody rock:



This place even has a treadmill-operated winch cut into the rock so that a moody prisoner could be set to hoisting moody water from its moody well up into the moody baron's lugubrious apartments.

And again:

That is a location worthy of Dornford Yates (although he tended to specialise in Austria and south-west France)

[Salvatore]

St Medana's Boat. This is the rock on which St Medana is said to have sailed from the Mull of Galloway across Luce Bay to Monreith Bay.

On arrival, she plucked her eyes out and almost immediately a spring gushed forth which miraculously restored her eyesight.



Read the full story at  https://www.godchecker.com/christian-mythology/SAINT-MEDANA/

[perpetual dan]

A couple of Stanton Drew, more on my blog

[nikki]