These funny figures are called the "White Priests" and are remnants of glacial deposits. The rocks on top saved the sediments below from being washed away by the rain.
Monday, March 5, 2012
Rondane
A few impressions of Norway's oldest national park on the way to Rondvatnet and back. Most of the mountains were hiding in the fog but eventually the sky cleared a bit.
These funny figures are called the "White Priests" and are remnants of glacial deposits. The rocks on top saved the sediments below from being washed away by the rain.
These funny figures are called the "White Priests" and are remnants of glacial deposits. The rocks on top saved the sediments below from being washed away by the rain.
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Hi! Can you add option to follow your blog ? It is really interesting for me! really good job!
ReplyDeleteAdded the follow by e-mail option. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks for the compliment, I still have quite a few pictures which need to be posted. I should work on getting them on here since people interested ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks man! Yes you should add them! You know your post inspired me to travel to Rondane. Here is video from my trip http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1oW0gmKMW8
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