Volax #17
Volax #17
It is said that the rocks littering the moon-like landscape of Volax are the remains of a mythical battle between Giants and Titan Gods; or that they took their shape from the sea that at some point surrounded the area; or that they came from a meteor shower; or were the result of a volcanic eruption.
According to geologists however, who should know, the granite rocks were formed 15 to 25 million years ago and with erosion from changes in temperature, humidity and the wind, they developed their various shapes, sometimes also into strange figures of animals and birds.
A unique geological phenomenon, the giant rocks are scattered over a 22.6 square kilometre area, thought to be the largest boulder field in Europe.
The village of Volax is situated in the middle of the boulder field.
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