Yup. That's what the stone says.
A.K.A. Nellie Johnstone Number One.
and
Completed April 15, 1897.
Bonus -
Being a construction of your humble blogger Tepid Halibut, with the aim of posting one vintage slide image per day, from now until Kingdom Come. (Or until Mr Halibut gets bored.)
Yup. That's what the stone says.
A.K.A. Nellie Johnstone Number One.
and
Completed April 15, 1897.
Bonus -
Yes, THAT famous Mystery Rock of Glen Tarff.
Why is it mysterious? No-one remembers.
Where exactly is it? Sorry, privileged information.
Bonus - Squished.
Regular readers should know not to expect a 35mm Slide Image of Rock "The Dwayne" Johnson. Especially on a Tedious Tuesday.
Other folks...lured here on a misleading label.... sorry. This is just a dull 35mm slide of a rock. Possibly igneous in nature. Maybe this one in Cornwall.
Bonus - ‘An unusual find’: 66m-year-old animal vomit discovered in Denmark
One of these rocks is not like the other rocks.
Bonus -
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| Phrenkolupinophobia - The fear of bunnies and pails. |
Phyllis was only the local Pharmacist's daughter, but....
...Oh Crap.
Rishi Sunak has called a General Election for early July.
I need to hibernate....
Bonus Joke :
Two clowns are eating a cannibal
Suddenly, one turns to the other and says, "I think I messed up the joke."
A wonderful slide, but alas, no information. Looks early 1950's to me, and that seems a fairly photogenic location but Google doesn't help much.
Google suggests it might be Balanced Rock, nr Colorado Springs.... but it doesn't look right to me. (NB : the image might be left-right mirrored.)
Anyone have a suggestion?
Bonus -
So, yes, yesterday's slide was a little tedious. Mundane Monday??
So, posting another Tedious Tuesday slide could be viewed as uniquely unfair on you, they loyal viewers of this blog.
As a result, today's slide is from the "Huh?" side of teh tracks.
Being cultured users of Google, I'm sure that you've worked out that this is the Inscription Rock from El Morro National Monument.
Bonus -
"A picture is worth a thousand words"
But, "A natural rock is worth 231 stones in a dry-stone wall."
Bonus - The other side of the world.
Bonus 2 - Otherside