Some of the Basalt of Beacon Rock by Faemike55
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This image is fascinating in that those rods are formed: common extrusive igneous (volcanic) rock formed from the rapid cooling of basaltic lava exposed at or very near the surface of a planet or moon.
In this shot you can easily see the trails and rails
don't have vertigo when you climb this one!
Comments (41)
Basalt I believe, is the oldest rock on earth.. Mostly found on the sea bed.. There you go lessons for today are finished lol Excellent shot mate! Rob
nice capture, beautiful rock formation
Yep long ago it was a big volcanic activity there
Impressive cliffs
what a stunning rock! well captured Mike!
lovely looking
Great shot my friend :)
Interesting rock/land formation.... Aloha
Beautiful !
Must be a great view from the top! Excellent capture!
As far as I know, basalt is the oldest rock on earth. Very impressive photo! Very well done!