Hexagon Waterfall

Here's a hexagon waterfall in in Iceland. The rocks are clearly left like this by either a glacier or aliens. OR ARE THEY?

Stone Forest Pool

Here's a picture I found on Reddit. Thought it looked pretty cool and was made of stone, fulfilling my publication requirements. It's apparently a park called the "Stone Forest" in China, and although I'm a little confused I'm pretty it's apparently in Guilin and probably made by glaciers or something. Some overview pictures are after the break.

La Tour Percee

This is a pretty cool rock outcrop in France. It's called La Tour Percee and it's located around here, in the Chartreuse mountains. Since I don't understand this geology at all, I'm gonna go ahead and attribute this to glaciers as well. After the break is a picture of it from another angle.

Balancing Stones

Found out about this little sucker today. It's in Garden of the Gods park in Colorado. Apparently there's more! Balancing rocks are found all over the world, most of them probably put in place by aliens or possibly glaciers. Incidentally, f'ing glaciers, how do they work?

See more balancing rocks after the break.

House made of stone (singular)

Picture stolen from the Daily Mail.

And here's a house made out of one big stone! Pretty neat, although I'm not sure how comfortable it'd be after the novelty wore off. Maybe novelty is the wrong word for living in a rock. 

The pictures raise as many questions as answers. Why does it have a roof? Do they have electricity? What is that giant rock doing in the middle of a field anyway? Did a glacier put it there? God? A group of tractors? Do the occupants take offence when people say, "what have you been living under a rock or something?" Do they live there by choice or due to some ancient, multi-generational curse? Where do they pee?