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Inner tree rings eroding from expose to the elements.

Eroding cracked concrete wall from water leakage.

Eroding texture stone wall surface showing it's age from years of standing in time. Yellow clay fragments being to be exposed from time standing and battling against the natural elements.

Seaside volcanic orange texture eroding surface away. The many layers and depth to the object are detailed yet sparse.

Inner tree rings eroding from expose to the elements.

Water leakage created in water tank exterior.

Eroding texture stone wall surface showing it's age from years of standing in time. Yellow clay fragments being to be exposed from time standing and battling against the natural elements.

Water leaking from concrete surface breakage.

Seaside volcanic orange texture eroding surface away. The many layers and depth to the object are detailed yet sparse.

Eroding cracked concrete wall from water leakage.

Eroding cracked concrete wall from water leakage.

Grey tones on a scratch eroding surface.

Grey tones on a scratch eroding surface.

Eroding concrete wall surface with white paint surface with chips in the paint which show it's age. Light brown warn in color on a vintage wall with triangle shape.

Eroding concrete wall surface with white paint surface with chips in the paint which show it's age. Light brown warn in color on a vintage wall with triangle shape.

Eroding and crackling stone wall falling apart. Like nothing you've ever seen before, something out of history which has never been discovered. What is it that you're really seeing here?

Eroding and crackling stone wall falling apart. Like nothing you've ever seen before, something out of history which has never been discovered. What is it that you're really seeing here?

Waves and Sand in Peacock Blue design by ArtistsQuest

Badlands National Park is located in southwest South Dakota. The park has many eroded buttes, pinnacles and grasslands.

Balancing rocks, remnants of a laccolith, Grapevine Hills, Big Bend National Park, Texas, USA. A laccolith is a mushroom-shaped body of igneous rock which intrudes between rock strata. Here, the intrusive rock was exposed by erosion due to its greater resistance to weathering than the surrounding rock. As it cooled the igneous rock broke up into pieces, some of which appear precariously balanced.

Quotes from Bruce Almighty