Random thoughts with some photography from the southeast part of Connecticut and beyond.
Thursday, October 4, 2012
Rock Ridge
Oswegatchie Hills, Niantic, CT
Following along the red trail, I came upon this ridge of solid rock. It's amazing that even without any soil to speak of at this part of the trail, somehow trees have taken a foot hold in the bedrock and can survive.
As you might have guessed from a number of my posts, there is a lot of bedrock here in the state of Connecticut. I find it fascinating, especially reading about the geologic history of some of these outcroppings. The "bones of the earth" is a very apt description.
Those places where bedrock comes to the surface are always interesting, like seeing the bones of the earth itself.
ReplyDeleteAs you might have guessed from a number of my posts, there is a lot of bedrock here in the state of Connecticut. I find it fascinating, especially reading about the geologic history of some of these outcroppings. The "bones of the earth" is a very apt description.
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