Field guide No. 1520

At a white chalk cliff above the sea, a stream of boulders rises from the shore and pours up past the clifftop into the sky. Erosion, put into reverse.

Upside down rockfall over the sea

Rockfall, return journey.

At a white chalk cliff above the sea, a stream of boulders rises from the shore and pours up past the clifftop into the sky. Erosion, put into reverse.

Field noteChalk boulders lifting off the shore defy gravity, though each one remains very plainly a rock.

Specimen
No. 1520
Kind
Possible (the golden mountain kind)
Breaks
Physics
Where it doesn’t exist
Below a chalk cliff where the scree goes up.
Nearest existing relative
A shingle beach.
Filed in Fresh slop as
Surreal

Also possible, also breaking physics