Road to the Sea by sharky_
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Description
On this little expedition, Lady Carrie and I set out to find more green sand. Green sand is formed by the gemstone olivine (peridot) that has been brought to the surface from deep below the earth by volcanic action. All we had to do was take the "Road to the Sea" and look for sand. Aloha and thank you for viewing.
Comments (33)
Amazing view Dear Friend!!!!!!!!!!bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
wonderful view, I bet you enjoyed your trip
Fantastic place,Excellent photo.
Impressive landscape with lots of interesting textures. Nice photo!
I'm beginning to feel that I've actally visited your island! Thankyou.
Like this 3 mounds, great series for sure.
very excellent work! 5!
great:)
wonderfully seen and shot!! ...
very barren coastal landscape, nice shot
Beautiful scene and lesson:):):)
Great shot. Always have the perfect eye for the shot. Aloha
What rugged coastal terrain. Did ya find any?
An excellent view Errol - great capture!
Incredible that the bleak terrain takes you to that amazing beach!!
Wonderfull view and splendid textures my friend!
What a very cool shot and an awesome view.
I love the waving layering you got in this shot of the rock. I learned something else from you... peridot is olivine as well. Never heard olivine but I adore peridots! (and tourmalines LOL. guess you can guess green in my favorite color.)
Beautiful view , great shot ! Ana
Green sand! That sounds interesting. Excellent view in this image. Former rock hound, here. I love the peridot/olivine rocks that form in the landscape. I had a few samples of them, but have lost them to time. I have a new rock collection now, though. ;o)
Fantastic place! Great capture!
Woooooowww what a spectacular, vulcanic landscape you have over there!!! I like this scenery!!! Thanks for sharing Have a nice evening Henk
Splendid POV, DOF, colors and craggy textures in this composition, Shark!
Wonderful Capture!!!
wonderful looking. a hard land this is too
very beautiful terrain Errol and looks unforgiving
That's a hard road to walk, my friend. Take care on these journeys.
Stellar capture!
Ahhhhhhhhh so that is how it is formed or found ... ty ty .... wonderful capture
I still have my mother-in-law's peridot ring, but I had no idea(!)... fascinating history and beautiful image!