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| Nesten oppe på Cradle Mountain, og steinskulpturene blir stadig merkeligere. Fjellet slapp unna isbreskuringen, men klimaet her med vekslende pluss- og minusgrader hele året sprekker opp steinen likevel, så berget sakte, men sikkert faller ned. | I'm almost up on Cradle Mountain now, and the stone sculptures keep getting stranger. The mountain survived the glacier attack, but it's still continuously torn down by a climate with lots of rain and a constant change between freezing and warm temperatures. Water seeps into cracks in the rock, cracking the stone open when it freezes. | ||||||
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