Hi!
Our first acquaintance with the mountains of VottoVaary made an unforgettable impression on us. These are huge stone monuments of some deep past. It is a pity that we could not see them in their original form, as they were opened. In my opinion, these boulders weigh several tons (and maybe tens of tons).
They are all very diverse in size and shape. Someone must have classified and accounted for them, but I do not have such information. At the bottom, these "seyds" are mounted on several small stones. It's like they're leaning on them like legs.
In addition to the "seido", the landscape of the Mountain is simply beautiful in itself. There are many good places to take pictures. Yes, to be honest, you can click the camera shutter here at any time and you will get a good picture.
After the fire, some dwarf pines survived on the mountain. It's just a miracle that they weren't consumed by fire.
Sometimes there are just piles of huge boulders. It was as if they had rolled down from some peak as a result of an earthquake. But there are no peaks nearby. But these clusters of huge chunks of rock are there.
Dwarf trees (usually pines), not only surprise with their small size, but also with bizarrely twisted and twisted trunks and branches. Some are twisted like spirals. Knowledgeable people talk about some kind of earth energies that cause the trunks to twist like that.
I admit the idea of such an interpretation of this phenomenon, but unfortunately it is impossible to verify it with any devices. And I don't need this evidence. Being near such artifacts, you don't need any evidence.
It's beautiful and peaceful here. I want to stay here longer to soak up some of the forces coming from the stones.
