For those who can view this https://www.flickr.com/photos/roughbarked/5880800626

For those who cannot:

Morrie did ask me the same question on other similar photos.
I tried to explain that cohesion could be affected by temperature and air disturbance but he never got back to me.

roughbarked said:

For those who can view this https://www.flickr.com/photos/roughbarked/5880800626

For those who cannot:

Morrie did ask me the same question on other similar photos.
I tried to explain that cohesion could be affected by temperature and air disturbance but he never got back to me.

Is that Morrie who used to frequent this forum?

we suppose an atmosphere largely comprised of nonpolar diatomic gas is probably hydrophobic where hydro refers to water largely comprised of bent polar molecules

sibeen said:

roughbarked said:

For those who can view this https://www.flickr.com/photos/roughbarked/5880800626

For those who cannot:

Morrie did ask me the same question on other similar photos.
I tried to explain that cohesion could be affected by temperature and air disturbance but he never got back to me.

Is that Morrie who used to frequent this forum?

Yes.
Top bloke.

Dark Orange said:

sibeen said:

roughbarked said:

For those who can view this https://www.flickr.com/photos/roughbarked/5880800626

For those who cannot:

Morrie did ask me the same question on other similar photos.
I tried to explain that cohesion could be affected by temperature and air disturbance but he never got back to me.

Is that Morrie who used to frequent this forum?

Yes.
Top bloke.

Maybe someone should tell him the coast is clear here now that someone has made themselves scarceish.

sibeen said:

Dark Orange said:

sibeen said:

Is that Morrie who used to frequent this forum?

Yes.
Top bloke.

Maybe someone should tell him the coast is clear here now that someone has made themselves scarceish.

Nah I’m still here

sibeen said:

roughbarked said:

For those who can view this https://www.flickr.com/photos/roughbarked/5880800626

For those who cannot:

Morrie did ask me the same question on other similar photos.
I tried to explain that cohesion could be affected by temperature and air disturbance but he never got back to me.

Is that Morrie who used to frequent this forum?

Yes.

and it is ten years since he stopped visiting.

Here’s a phenomenon that fascinates me – a single stone can prevent the erosion of the dirt below it, forming natural rock topped spires.

Dark Orange said:

Here’s a phenomenon that fascinates me – a single stone can prevent the erosion of the dirt below it, forming natural rock topped spires.

That’s cool eh. Something else I noticed is that it is also gold country often enough.

roughbarked said:

Dark Orange said:

Here’s a phenomenon that fascinates me – a single stone can prevent the erosion of the dirt below it, forming natural rock topped spires.

That’s cool eh. Something else I noticed is that it is also gold country often enough.

Generally because it mostly happens on disturbed ground.

Dark Orange said:

roughbarked said:

Dark Orange said:

Here’s a phenomenon that fascinates me – a single stone can prevent the erosion of the dirt below it, forming natural rock topped spires.

That’s cool eh. Something else I noticed is that it is also gold country often enough.

Generally because it mostly happens on disturbed ground.

With the tree roots removed. ;)

Dark Orange said:

Here’s a phenomenon that fascinates me – a single stone can prevent the erosion of the dirt below it, forming natural rock topped spires.

Cappadocia: