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Man made Rock Giant series
The Great Wall of China was built from stone, brick, and tamped earth between 770 BCE and 1644. It is 21,196 kilometers long and considered the largest (ancient) man made stone edifice on earth.
Asteroid impact series
When the Popigai asteroid impacted earth 35 million years ago, it produced the richest field of industrial grade diamonds on the planet. Popigai is the 4th largest asteroid crater on earth.
Wikipedia photo link.
Mountains of the Caspian sea A1
Mount Elbrus
Wikipedia photo link of north face.
Mount Damavand
Wikipedia photo link of south face.
Dykh-tau
Wikipedia photo link
Shkhara
Wikipedia photo link
Koshtan-tau
Wikipedia photo link
Mount Ararat in Turkey
Wikipedia photo link of northeast face.
Mountains of the Caspian sea cont'd 2
Dzhangi-tau (Janga)
Wikipedia photo link of south face.
Mount Kazbek
Wikipedia photo link
Katyn-tau
Wikipedia photo link
Kukurtli-kolbashi
Mountain Planet photo link
Shota Rustaveli peak
Wikipedia photo link
Gistola
Wikipedia photo link
Mountains of the Caspian sea cont'd 3
Tetnuldi
Wikipedia photo link of west face
Alam-kuh
Wikipedia photo link
Sabalan
Wikipedia photo link
Mount Dzhimara
Wikipedia photo link of east face.
Ushba
Wikipedia photo link
North and south Khersan
Summit Post photo link
Beluka mountain
Wikipedia photo link