The mountain wears down itself

These tumbled rocks are part of the mountain, the Black Mountain range, which are the oldest mountains in North America (according to some geologists).

The shallow water constantly flows, rubbing the rocks against each other as it goes toward the Gulf of Mexico eventually.  The rocks look pretty big, but those big ones will some day be as little as the pebbles, and more big ones will come tumbling down.

Weekend Reflections.

Today's Quote:
We have all built up a toolbox of unique tools to help us navigate life, we just need to use them.