It is unforgettable.
What makes it even more incredible is how delicate the illusion is. You can’t see the “elephant” from every direction. You have to stand in just the right place — at the right distance, at the right angle, when the sea is calm enough to cast a clean reflection and the sky is bright enough to show every fold of stone.
Just one step left or right, and it becomes a cliff again.
One step back, and the magic disappears.
Maybe that’s why it feels so special.
It’s as if nature is letting you in on a secret — but only for a moment, only if you’re paying attention. Only if you still believe in wonder.
And when the waves crash at its feet, spraying white foam around the stone trunk, it’s hard not to imagine the ancient creature lifting its head once more… watching the horizon… listening to the world it has guarded for thousands of years.Continue reading…
