What is the largest number of rock piles you can get into a single picture?
Note: modern piles not allowed.
I submit this picture [Click here]
Updated from comments:
JimP writes: I think you've got it beat, but this one from Larry Harrop is a very close second for the moment. CLICK HERE
Larry writes: Hold on now. Thats not fair because Peter's picture is a panorama where as mine is a single picture. Lets level the playing field with my panorama
I write: To be honest I think Larry could beat me. Maybe a panorama of the location in JimPs link would do the trick.
![[Click here]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiNbL6fIN3KI90qcQ9sJJkVTNG-78IVk_EZKydMlV3ImUKRNk4HwOpsmuejKCK6buh9uHAmuak3tNz4dRUPyHyumURAwgtOfikEI-GhbjUb4wRHfyJQHto-5YBcxeIuBeT54TU5tA/s1600-h/GillmorePan5.jpg){kind=link}
I think you've got it beat, but this one from Larry Harrop is a very close second for the moment.
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ReplyDeleteHold on now. Thats not fair because Peter's picture is a panorama where as mine is a single picture. Lets level the playing field with my panorama
ReplyDeleteBest if you copy and paste this address into your browser.
http://www.larryharrop.com/pano1.jpg
To be honest I think Larry could beat me. Maybe a panorama of the location in JimP's link would do the trick.
ReplyDeleteI surrender without a fight at this point - but you guys continue to amaze me.
ReplyDeleteLarry, I think your picture wins in a different category: largest number of beautifully formed cairns in a single picture.
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