Tercui 2015 prt14 The strange Plateau prt2

The strange Plateau prt2

The strange Plateau prt2

On my 2nd day in Tercui, I walked-climbed down from the village into the barranco of Tercui. It was dry. I wanted to go up again on the other side. I did that once before in October 2007; but in the years after that I could never find a good spot to do it again. This year I tracked something that looked like an old path. After a while I lost it but managed to reach the surface without to many obstacles. Up there is ‘The strange Plateau’. Something happened there once. I don’t know what, but you can sense it. The plateau looks like a big, thin plate of solid rock that is cracked to pieces like a mirror. Some parts look like water; as if the plate once was fluid and then solidified real quick,so that the little waves got fixed in the stone-surface. There are cracks in the surface with traces of a fluid that was once pushed through it and left signs along the cracks. Maybe someone with more geological knowledge can say something about what happened here…

The strange Plateau prt3

The strange Plateau prt3

The strange Plateau prt4

The strange Plateau prt4

The strange Plateau prt5

The strange Plateau prt5

The strange Plateau prt6

The strange Plateau prt6

The strange Plateau prt7

The strange Plateau prt7

The strange Plateau prt8

The strange Plateau prt8

The strange Plateau prt9

The strange Plateau prt9

The strange Plateau prt10

The strange Plateau prt10

2 comments
  1. I love these pictures… and your words make them that much more touching… it makes me want to go there, for the adventure… and for the sense of rarely touched-by-humans lands that your narrative conveys…
    My favorite ones are prts 5, 6, 9 and 10… for the amazing textures, of course… i guess i like to get close to matter… and your pictures often allow for that… thank you Harrie… a couple of them are going to spend some time on my desktop, if you don’t mind… smile…

    • Your enthusiasm makes me smile. Thanks, Caroline and I don’t mind to be on your desktop. 🙂

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