arachnae Wrote:

>
> The only practical idea which has come to my mind
> recently is more photos of similar geologic
> phenomena around the world - perhaps the local
> bloggers could take up on the idea, they have done
> something already, but perhaps we need a flood of
> images - to counteract at least the "nature cannot
> do this" story.
>
> Honestly, the layers of "tiles" on the Pljesevica
> hill can be misleading to whom has no specific
> geologic knowledge. The conglomerate on Visocica
> did not impress me while I was standing on it,
> pretty obvious story, but I was puzzled by the
> photos from the other hill. Personally, I am
> thankful to Dr. Schoch for having calmly put in a
> few technical words on the issue.
>
> A nice photo-website full of pics of similar tiles
> from all over the planet, plain photos with names
> of locations and NO commentaries, would perhaps be
> of help.
>
> I'd put a link to it, with the title "Nature
> cannot do this!", in every post, so it gets large
> circulation. And see if it helps a little.

Hello Arachnae,

I had quite the same idea, and am presently preparing a page for my website, with the title "All that nature can never do" :-). I'll let you know when it's done.
In the meantime, you could have a look at another page that I just translated in english, where I tried to make a synthesis of what is known or can be guessed about the geological and geomorphological history of the "pyramids" : [irna.lautre.net]

Hope that helps !

Irna