Hi Lily, that looks amazing! it obviously is a tourist attraction... but if those are actually stairs, wow! i would need a rest per minute to make it to the top!
I would be calling take out every night. I wonder whatwould happen if you had a medical emergency. I guess you would have to get a helicopter up there. The view would want to be good.
You know what, I seriously think there is a nice sloping motorable road on the other side. Or an elevator in the middle. How do you think people delivered washing machines, and refrigerators and freezers there.
Unless of course, its not a home. But say, something like a bank. In which case I hope the managers have to climb up those weird steps every single day. Come to think of it, wouldnt it be a great punishment for your bank, after you win your case ? :-)
Looks like a picture challenge. I thought maybe a reader might have identified it. I'll search around but I'm not sure what to search on - big egg looking zipper thing with a building on top?
I have missed you and had to at least pop in and say "HI". I've been so busy, signing book contract in a couple of weeks and moving forward with THAT project finally. I'll announce it on my blog when it's a done deal. It's been a long long journey and there is much more to go but it sure is good to finally see this happening.
I have missed being here and was just looking through some of your posts. I had to laugh over this one. See I would LOVE living here, because no one would bother me. I would have a lot of peace and quiet. People are going to think twice before climbing all those steps.
I wouldn't mind climbing them every day. It would ensure I stay fit and healthy. I would just throw my pack on my back, put all my groceries in it and start trekking up and down and down and up, round and round. LOL!!! :)) Every day would be an adventure.
I wonder if there is water up there? Like a well. That would be the hardest part to lug water for drinking bathing and laundry. Maybe the roof has rainwater tanks on it.
Sending you love and hugs my dear beautiful friend. Robin
wow, since lisleman found it, I searched it's name on flickr, and found heaps more photos! What an amazing place! http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=El%20Pe%C3%B1ol&w=all
There's a tree house in Disneyland or California theme park that had what seemed like a million stairs. I thought I would die after we were finally done. My legs were actually wobbling. Then again there is a metal staircase in Yellowstone National Park that leads down to the Lower Falls on Uncle Tom's trail and there are over 300 steps. That was quite a journey. Unfortunately they had some loose rocks fall this year and it took out a chunk of the staircase and it is now closed until they repair it. Good job Lisleman.
So glad lisleman gave us the scoop! What an interesting rock :) With a snack bar on top! Other than that not much of an explanation, just a leaves it to our imagination.
Hi Lilly, I think its either a house or temple....but climbing those steps no joke. If living there, buy a long rope, use as a sling with a basket one end....should solve the eating problems, ha ha. Have a nice day, Lee.
That has to be a meditation point or a temple of some sort. My knees would die pretty quickly. If it were me, after awhile I'd build some sort of tram.
Good Lord I am not sure that I would ever get up there in the first place, let alone EVERYDAY. I think I would just stay home. I like the idea of ordering in or making the husband and kid do it. Trash would be easy, roll it down.
lilly your post was on a Monday - that has me thinking -
Monday Monday, so good to me, Monday Monday, it was all I hoped it would be Oh Monday morning, Monday morning couldn't guarantee That Monday evening you would still be here with me.
Monday Monday, can't trust that day, Monday Monday, sometimes it just turns out that way Oh Monday morning, you gave me no warning of what was to be Oh Monday Monday, how you could leave and not take me.
Well... if I can't comment to the blog post above it, I go one below it. Hehe. Loved the post.
Never been on a horse, but I get the meaning. I did go to a horse race one time and made a bet (my horse won). I was able to see the horses prior to the race and thought the one I placed the bet with LOOKED fast. Lol.
Loved the names of the horses... and a psychiatrist for an animal.. ah, this world is crazy, guess that goes for any type!
Hope you are shining and smiling dear Lilly. Thinking of you and wishing you a very happy Christmas and may all your dreams come true in 2010. Lots of love Peggy xxx
No place to leave a comment on your last Post...But I just wanted to say that I hope 2010 will be a truly wondedrful year for you and yours, Lilly....I hope you are okay. I miss your posts and your visits. Life takes us in different directions sometimes, I know, but....Still, I wish you were still blogging, my dear. I hope all is well with you, my dear.
I don't know where it is, but I couldn't get groceries up there either :)
ReplyDeleteYou sure there's no hidden lift there? :P But yeah...that would be a cost-effective way to get fit!!
ReplyDeleteThey'll deliver.
ReplyDelete:)
I'll bet there's an elevator built inside that mountain. Sheesh!
ReplyDeleteWe have 21 steps at our house (between the 1st & 2nd floors) and it's a workout for me everyday.
Where is this place? It looks incredibly amazing like a zippered egg.
ReplyDeleteHi Lily, that looks amazing! it obviously is a tourist attraction... but if those are actually stairs, wow! i would need a rest per minute to make it to the top!
ReplyDeleteYeah, I wouldn't drag my fat ass up those stairs, either. I'd sit at the bottom and eat straight out of the bags.
ReplyDeleteI am thinking its China and I would never ever venture up those steps. Whatever's up there better be good.
ReplyDeleteI would be calling take out every night. I wonder whatwould happen if you had a medical emergency. I guess you would have to get a helicopter up there. The view would want to be good.
ReplyDeleteYou know what, I seriously think there is a nice sloping motorable road on the other side. Or an elevator in the middle. How do you think people delivered washing machines, and refrigerators and freezers there.
ReplyDeleteUnless of course, its not a home. But say, something like a bank. In which case I hope the managers have to climb up those weird steps every single day. Come to think of it, wouldnt it be a great punishment for your bank, after you win your case ? :-)
lol! I've never seen something like that.
ReplyDeleteGroceries? Heck I doubt you could get anyone to deliver a pizza to that place.
ReplyDeleteMy goodness! I would love to see who does live there. Don't think you would have to worry about robbers or burglers or anyone coming to see you!
ReplyDeleteOhMYGosh, me neither, perhaps I need to stay a summer there and get the rest of this wait off. Cuz I sure am tired of NOT eating the fun food.
ReplyDeleteLove it! But not very child-friendly -I'd be scared of falling off.
ReplyDeleteWell, that's surely one way to get away from it all!! I would definitely become a recluse if I lived there! And a thin one at that!!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a picture challenge. I thought maybe a reader might have identified it. I'll search around but I'm not sure what to search on - big egg looking zipper thing with a building on top?
ReplyDeleteMaybe this is where Humpty Dumpty is from??
oh the wonders of internet searching - picture searching especially.
ReplyDeleteIt's El Peñol, Colombia
Here's more pics and some description
http://www.onourownpath.com/colombia/we-climbed-a-big-rock-el-penol-colombia/190/post
that was fun - what do I win bragging rights?
Must be an elevator somewhere. Either that or they will need benches along the walk for people to rest. Maybe mountain climbing?
ReplyDeleteHi dear Lilly,
ReplyDeleteI have missed you and had to at least pop in and say "HI". I've been so busy, signing book contract in a couple of weeks and moving forward with THAT project finally. I'll announce it on my blog when it's a done deal. It's been a long long journey and there is much more to go but it sure is good to finally see this happening.
I have missed being here and was just looking through some of your posts. I had to laugh over this one. See I would LOVE living here, because no one would bother me. I would have a lot of peace and quiet. People are going to think twice before climbing all those steps.
I wouldn't mind climbing them every day. It would ensure I stay fit and healthy. I would just throw my pack on my back, put all my groceries in it and start trekking up and down and down and up, round and round. LOL!!! :)) Every day would be an adventure.
I wonder if there is water up there? Like a well. That would be the hardest part to lug water for drinking bathing and laundry. Maybe the roof has rainwater tanks on it.
Sending you love and hugs my dear beautiful friend.
Robin
wow, since lisleman found it, I searched it's name on flickr, and found heaps more photos! What an amazing place!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.flickr.com/search/?q=El%20Pe%C3%B1ol&w=all
There's a tree house in Disneyland or California theme park that had what seemed like a million stairs. I thought I would die after we were finally done. My legs were actually wobbling. Then again there is a metal staircase in Yellowstone National Park that leads down to the Lower Falls on Uncle Tom's trail and there are over 300 steps. That was quite a journey. Unfortunately they had some loose rocks fall this year and it took out a chunk of the staircase and it is now closed until they repair it.
ReplyDeleteGood job Lisleman.
So glad lisleman gave us the scoop! What an interesting rock :) With a snack bar on top! Other than that not much of an explanation, just a leaves it to our imagination.
ReplyDeleteI'm hoping the escalator is around the back!
ReplyDeletePearl
Woo Hoo Lisleman - I will mention you on my blog. Always knew you were the clever kind.
ReplyDeleteHoly cow is that the only way up?? Kind of cool looking though!
ReplyDeleteThat AWESOME. would be putting in an ELEVATOR thats for damn sure. :) That would be so much fun though.
ReplyDeleteGeez, there's no way my hobbit legs would get up those! I'd be camping at the bottom.
ReplyDeleteHi Lilly, I think its either a house or temple....but climbing those steps no joke.
ReplyDeleteIf living there, buy a long rope, use as a sling with a basket one end....should solve the eating problems, ha ha.
Have a nice day, Lee.
That has to be a meditation point or a temple of some sort. My knees would die pretty quickly. If it were me, after awhile I'd build some sort of tram.
ReplyDeleteThat? Is my midsection.
ReplyDeleteGreat post! To me, I think the more interesting question is WHY? I guess the builder had worries about security, eh? :)
ReplyDeleteThink I'll stick to my usual three- times-a-week down at the gym.
ReplyDeleteYou are going to think I am crazy, but that looks like a whale, the mouth and teeth and an eye, oh well, have a nice weekend.
ReplyDeleteGoodness me! That is highly (!) unusual!
ReplyDeleteSo glad I stumbled on your lovely lovely blog today, it's always nice to find other blogger out and about on the net!
ReplyDeleteI must tell you that I like like like your nice blog!
Agneta & Sweden
Just glad I'm not the postman or the window cleaner
ReplyDeleteJust glad I'm not the postman or the window cleaner
ReplyDeleteThat is what husbands and kids are for! And you can make them take out the trash also! :o)
ReplyDeleteYou wouldn't get a lot of trick or treaters either!
ReplyDeleteGood Lord I am not sure that I would ever get up there in the first place, let alone EVERYDAY. I think I would just stay home. I like the idea of ordering in or making the husband and kid do it. Trash would be easy, roll it down.
ReplyDeleteMissing you dear Lilly!
ReplyDeleteWhere are you Lilly?
ReplyDeleteLilly have you gone to live in the Mountain House and turned into a recluse ? WE ALL miss you !
ReplyDeleteI couldn't even get up there! With or without groceries:)
ReplyDeleteOh goodness, I'd hate to be the pizza delivery boy.
ReplyDeleteLilly, I miss you!
ReplyDeleteMakes me tired just looking at it!
ReplyDeletethat's kingkongs back rest! ;)
ReplyDeletehope you visit back! linked you!
That is one helluva climb :)
ReplyDeleteha ha i love it....that is how i should loose weight buy a house on a large hill or mountain, thanks for the tip!
ReplyDeleteI'd demand a elevator.
ReplyDeletelilly your post was on a Monday - that has me thinking -
ReplyDeleteMonday Monday, so good to me,
Monday Monday, it was all I hoped it would be
Oh Monday morning, Monday morning couldn't guarantee
That Monday evening you would still be here with me.
Monday Monday, can't trust that day,
Monday Monday, sometimes it just turns out that way
Oh Monday morning, you gave me no warning of what was to be
Oh Monday Monday, how you could leave and not take me.
Like where are you?
ReplyDeleteLilly - as Banoffi says. We miss your words of wisdom!
ReplyDeleteHope you are doing well.
ReplyDeletehi! your visit today will be greatly appreciated friend...moreso with a message ;)
ReplyDeleteWhere have you BEEN?
ReplyDeleteHey you turn your comments on.
ReplyDeleteLovely to have you back, my sweet dear friend.
ReplyDeleteHorses for courses!
Thinking of you often and hope you are travelling well.
Big hugs
Peggy xxxx
Please stop by my blog - I'm presenting your blog an award.
ReplyDeletehonest scrap award
Pls turn your comments on.
ReplyDeleteGlad you are back. I am still struggling to get on to my horseback.
Cheers!
Well... if I can't comment to the blog post above it, I go one below it. Hehe. Loved the post.
ReplyDeleteNever been on a horse, but I get the meaning. I did go to a horse race one time and made a bet (my horse won). I was able to see the horses prior to the race and thought the one I placed the bet with LOOKED fast. Lol.
Loved the names of the horses... and a psychiatrist for an animal.. ah, this world is crazy, guess that goes for any type!
I haven't been by in ages but I hope all is well down under! At least your temps are getting warmer and not colder like us!!
ReplyDeleteBig hugs!
the stairs look a bit rickety
ReplyDeleteHope you're well
Loved your next post on Horses
Merry Christmas
Love
Henry
I think SJP does look a tad equine
MERRY CHRISTMAS - hope you come back to blogging next year.
ReplyDeleteHope you are shining and smiling dear Lilly.
ReplyDeleteThinking of you and wishing you a very happy Christmas and may all your dreams come true in 2010.
Lots of love
Peggy xxx
No place to leave a comment on your last Post...But I just wanted to say that I hope 2010 will be a truly wondedrful year for you and yours, Lilly....I hope you are okay. I miss your posts and your visits. Life takes us in different directions sometimes, I know, but....Still, I wish you were still blogging, my dear. I hope all is well with you, my dear.
ReplyDeleteI seriously worry - after reading that horse post you maybe on the wanted list ;-)
ReplyDeleteI just wanted to tell you that reading your blog brought me wonderful moments in 2009! Thank you so much!
I wish you a marvelous, stilettolicous 2010!
Where are you, my friend?? I hope you had a nice Christmas and all the best to you in 2010!
ReplyDeleteI hope your ok out there! Been awhile since I said hello!
ReplyDeleteis this blog still working - knock knock hello? anyone in there? the lights are on but no one is home.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a Happy New Year.
ReplyDeleteI hope that you are doing well.