The Sea of Stones in the Lautertal is a magnificent natural wonder of the Odenwald. There is geological explanation and a mythical one about two giants hurtling stones at each other.
And just to make sure that you do not think I am showing you close-ups of some pebbles, let me add something for scale:
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Wow yes. Giants slinging stones is the clear explanation.
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There is a different site facing the Felsberg with similar stones, just a lot fewer. Obviously that giant was a lot better and the one at the Felsenmeer side sucked – in comparison.
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The geological explanation obviously lacks the drama of the rock-slinging giants!!
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Obviously!!
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