点评:Our next stop was close by, the Symphony of Stones, a Giants Causeway style geological feature that extended through a valley. Yet again there was no parking so we just paused at the entrance and got out while the driver went off to park and wait for our return. The stone formations were actually quite incredible to see, twisting and bending and I think Galust said it is one of only 8 locations in the world. There was even a tourist train and donkey ride options to give you an idea how busy the place was! It was also a place I could have done with more time, the monasteries and temple could easily have been visited in 30 minutes less but the Symphony of Stones would have rewarded more time by allowing us to go further down the river valley.
I walked back up the hill, which was quite a sweaty task and then we all waited for the drivers to finish arguing with those who had stopped 'just to get an ice cream' blocking the road then others dropping people off etc. Luckily there was another stray dog there to play with.
翻译:我们的下一站就在附近,那就是“石头交响曲”——一处类似巨人堤道的地质奇观,绵延于整个山谷之中。可惜那里没有停车场,所以我们只在入口处稍作停留后便下了车;司机则去停车,并在那里等候我们返回。那些岩石形态真的令人惊叹不已,它们扭曲弯曲,形态各异。我记得加卢斯特说过,这种地貌在全球也仅有8处而已。甚至还有观光火车和骑驴项目,足以说明这里有多热闹!这个地方我真希望能多待一会儿——那些寺院和寺庙其实少花30分钟也能参观完,而“石之交响曲”景区则需要我们花更多时间,这样才能沿着河谷走得更远。
我沿着山坡走了回去。那真是一项费劲的活儿——我们所有人都等着司机们结束与那些“只是为了买个冰淇淋”而把路堵住的人的争执,还有那些只是顺路送人下车的司机们。幸运的是,当时还有一只流浪狗可以陪我们玩。