15 of The Worlds Greatest Living Rocks

reply to post by mblahnikluver


What gets me most is that many of the generations of builders must've known that they wouldn't finish it - maybe not even close - in their own lifetimes. Yet they still persevere - real faith.

Yeah it hurt - started a chain of events: Rabies jabs > bad reaction with the anti-malaria pills > amoebic dysentery on a 30hr train journey with a carriage full of soldiers > evading rip-off artists in the midnight labyrinth of Varinassi....

Watching a body burn on a pyre the following night put things into perspective. Amazing how the skin turns black and crispy - very ugly - the lungs expand and explode, followed by the eyeballs. Then, quite surprisingly the black skin peels away all at once, revealing an ivory white corpse - for several moments the ugly burnt corpse is beautifully angelic, before this in turn grows black.

Very hard country that makes our winging about New World Orders pale in comparison to the tough lives they have. I'd love to go back to India! Human's never learn.

Bravo! mORe! more! People dare say we humans are progressing.
BAH! i would give anything to live in those beehive caves, living
deep in the rock. I must have a dwarven heart, I love rock so
much, it always felt alive to me and I treat it as such. It will
certainly change your perspective on the world. S & F !