Life on the edge: Inside the world's largest STONE forest, where tropical rain has eroded rocks into 300ft razor-sharp spikes
Life on the edge: Inside the world's largest STONE forest, where tropical rain has eroded rocks into 300ft razor-sharp spikes
The colossal 'Grand Tsingy' landscape in western Madagascar is the world's largest stone forest, where high spiked towers of eroded limestone tower over the greenery.
Life on the edge: Inside the world's largest STONE forest, where tropical rain has eroded rocks into 300ft razor-sharp spikes
Links With the Past in the Plant World, by A. C. Seward, a Project Gutenberg eBook.
The Real History of Treasure Hunter Security Part 2 - Anna Hackett
Living on a Razor's Edge
What are the most surreal places to visit? - Quora
The Real History of Treasure Hunter Security Part 2 - Anna Hackett
How Did Madagascar's Stone Forest Form?
Madagascar's Grand Tsingy: A Forest of Giant Limestone Needles, Travel and Exploration
DK Strange But True, PDF, Glacier
