Hartland point, North Devon by alanwilliams
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A tortured landscape, admirably explained by my friend Wally, (wjames) on a recent trip with our wives. see his entry for friday june 18.
Comments (16)
Fantastic image Alan and to think that when the rocks were laid down they were horizontal! The forces of nature!!
i know this place well..i have visited Hartland a few times...nice pic, it brings back good memories
Such a great shot..wish we'd had colour pics when I did A level Geog!
This shot might well be accepted at http://epod.usra.edu/ .
Really cool shot! Looks like some alien landscape. :)
The diagonal lines of the rocks really make this Alan. Great stuff.
I am always fascinated by such things. Never been to this place but we have similar spots here.
mazing view and textures, Alan.
bonne image!!
a very interesting photo!
Very good capture!
I love strata formations like this. outstanding shot
Very beautiful place and shot !
Wonderful shot Alan, it's still hard to see the hole even when you know it's there. Thanks for the great day out.
Tectonics at work, great composition!
It looks to me, as if something has crash-landed here... or maybe a stonemason is getting ready to sculpt a very big monument ? just a crazy thought and a vision I had, anyhow - seems more like a lucky find - serendipity, BB