A birthday walk along Beauchamp Point Road (a gravel throughway on the east side of Rockport’s harbor) disclosed some marvelous rocks. This one immediately found the title ‘Krishna hugs a blue whale’ though so far as I know there’s nothing in the Mahabharata to suggest that Krishna, who did lots of pretty amazing things, ever did anything with cetaceans:
![Rockport16ix193581adj](https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/48756729773_709b22d183_z.jpg)
A bit further down Beauchamp Point Road I came upon this fantastical eroded rock:
![Rockport16ix1922](https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/48752163073_91768b1398_z.jpg)
Of course I immediately see a face, but a closeup of the rock is even more jaw-dropping (and click on the image once it comes up in Flickr to zoom in further):
![Rockport16ix193585adj](https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/48757164257_5e5432b351_z.jpg)
We’ll surely be visiting this one again in different seasons and different lights.
While we’re at it, consider this, from the same general area but mirrored:
![Rockport05x2adj](https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/48761371483_c3f0c5e923_z.jpg)
There’s more on the Beauchamp Point Road rocks via Maine Geological Survey.