This image is absolutely beautiful.

This is cool!

Interesting how the nose turned pink :)

Stunnig. At both ages.

very symbolic, love this subject

Looks like a scene from Lord of the Rings...

that's one dedicated cat

thats really sad

this is realy a cool picture!

The uncleaned portion is eerily beautiful !

Looks like a geode!

so precious!

like a scar

Too Epic!

Some funky dirty people sat here. A lot.

This deserves to be way above its current position....

"I'll just take these"

What years of strong will does

Judging by the number on one of the bottles, the first bottled is a completely unmatured, freshly distilled spirit. Basically, malt vodka.

this is lovely

Wow! Battle worn and still going strong!

Use a magnet...

That pillowcase that was in a cupboard might be worth something!

Don't judge someone until you've walked in their shoes.

This is from old arcade machine, I'm almost 100% sure

Kind of an interesting tradition... curious as to how it started?

It's amazing what a little bit of love will do to our cherished stuffed animal friends <3

Industrial revolution

Personally, I avoid walking under such places for fear of possible spider webs....

Awwww, sweet!

I would have to try to get inside them

It reminds me of Lon Chaney's Phantom of the Opera!!! Creepy!!!

this one makes ya think doesn`t it?

This is disheartening

what happened

strangely satisfying

It's an extremely large soda can tab now

Not only the blades, but look at the handles too!

This is really cool

It looks like the Stranger Things thing!!

So sad to read the ages of the children and the fact the mother could be the only one still alive in the family....

battlescars of a true warrior

so many souls have walked those steps.

Oh wow...!!

Good job the rock hasn't worn the chain away..

This is sweet.

I need one since my last name is

I'm from White Rock, NM, which is very close to here. We used to call these "Indian ladders" or "Anasazi ladders." I liked to use them when we were hiking, but they are protected as artifacts in many places. Some of them go up very steep inclines and can be dangerous if you aren't accustomed to them. They are only for climbing. Some of the rock paths on straighter sections are worn down over a meter deep, but don't have individual footsteps. They are strangely narrow and hard to walk on, and they used to tell us that the Anasazi walked by keeping one foot in front all the time -- scooting, kind of. I recently talked with an expert who says this is nonsense -- the Anasazi probably had narrow frames.

SATISFYING

Millions of human touches melt the stone! food for thought!

a little washed up vs dark Force rehab and refreshing spa staycation

i from mexico and in mexico nobody had said that the mayan calendar said the world is going to end in a certain point. that is just an american invention.

At first I thought it was originally smooth

I love seeing things worn down by water... I have a shelf in my bedroom just covered in river rocks.

Wow. Just Wow

That's one durable floor.

Om nom nom nom. Er, sorry, I HAD to...

That's actually really cool that you can see the electronics.

I like the worn wood better.