0781 Duckling Boats
To me this looks like a scurrying mother boat followed by three frantic duckling boats as the other boats passively look on. Or they could just be an intricate collection of miniature toy boats. I guess the motor boat is towing the three small sailboats, either back to the marina or around the course so they can practice using the rigging.
Meanwhile, up in our mountains the rocks hold evidence they were once under the water.
0857 Sedimentary Layers
Water has also apparently carved out holes where the rock is softer, giving it a complex etched look.
0859 Etchings
Small streams running down the slope during heavy rains also seem to have carved out a small cave between these rocks.
0969 Carved Cave
Nearby is another even smaller and shallower opening that still might provide welcome shelter for various animals. Maybe also a hunting ground for snakes. It has a blocky shape, as if carved by humans to place a signal lantern for ships in the Channel.
0969 Blocky Shrine
Our mountains have innumerable interesting rock sculptures carved by water, some like miniature fanciful Monument Valley columns.
0865 Mini Monuments
Looking at these sculptures reminds me that time is relative. What seems like solid stone is still fluid as the water that once covered it, if we could view it uplifting and then dissolving over millennia.
John & Anne Wiley 
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