Amazing Rocks

[alex_markov]

Well worth seeing it

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[j.r.r.]

Agree... and well worth to listen to. Who doesn't like Beethoven? I wouldn't mind to watch this footage for another 5 minutes

 

[JDawg]

Another really cool video. You should be Bulgaria's tourist minister.

 

[alex_markov]

Another really cool video. You should be Bulgaria's tourist minister.

I am better
No there is a lot better clips about Bulgarian beauty, I just have fun and share

 

[Drone on]

Beautiful...I would like to fly there using my goggles

 

[dke1955]

Really enjoyed that...thank you!!..

 

[alex_markov]

Thank You, this region is fantastic

 

[Cymruflyer]

In case you did not know what you were looking at, those strips of rock are actually old lava flows. If you could image the old mountain being all around those strip, when the volcano was erupting, there was lava flow oozing up between cracks in the mountain and running down the mountain side. As everything cooled and over the millions of years, the rest of the mountain just weathered/eroded away and all that was left is the solidified lava flow that came up between those fisures in the old mountain. That rock is harder than the mountain itself, that is why as it eroded, the mountain disappeared first, leaving the old lava flow exposed. You can see the same thing in Colorado.

 

[ryanolivas]

Awesome view!