September 04, 2010
Salt Point, on the northern California coast
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photo by Donald Kinney
The shores of Salt Point State Park are made up of sandstone that is sculpted into a variety of shapes by wind and water.
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photo by Donald Kinney
It's like walking on some strange planet in outer space. If I were filming a sci-fi movie this would be the place where my spacecraft could land.
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photo by Donald Kinney
This flowing sandstone just goes on and on -- big fairly flat areas -- like it is lava or something. Hardened and semi-crystalized sand repeatedly worn down by water from the relentless sea over eons.
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4 comments:
Beautiful pictures!
Well, Thank You, Mulleh.
Don.
Man, I was wrong about the photo. That flowing sandstone is amazing. bonnye
Amazing earth sculptures Don. I never tire of what the ocean and the elements can do.
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