[hardspunned]

I’m currently 30 miles from Morraine (mo·raine
nounGEOLOGY
a mass of rocks and sediment carried down and deposited by a glacier, typically as ridges at its edges or extremity), Ohio. Thirteen thousand short years ago! I guess prehistoric man farted that glacier back to the arctic.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

I live in 'The Driftless' area of Wisconsin. The Glaciers completely missed us, so we are nothing but hills and valleys and BIG ROCKS that were never made into small rocks. All farming is done in contour strips to prevent erosion. And, yes. It IS this gorgeous in Real Life. :)

We all have one leg slightly shorter than the other from always walking on a hillside, LOL!

[woodbutcher1963]

I live in southern NH. I have boulders on my property over 7’ across. There are some within a mile or two that are 15-20’ across.

One sits on a bend in the road. The road was put in early 1800s. They just went around it. It is about 15’ high and 20’ long.