Devils Tower Wyoming. by jayfar
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Description
Much to be read about this awe inspiring place if you care to look it up on your search engine.
The tower is/was a plug to an extinct volcano and many millions of years has eroded the land all around to leave this as it is.
This is a very sacred place to the Indian tribes in the area.
Comments (19)
I could have done with great pics like this when I was doing A level Geog.
Stunning capture my friend. God bless.
Absolutely marvelous !!!!
A wonderful POV and great image of this iconic tower! Great shot, Jeff!
This is stunning Jeff. So how long did it take you to climb to the top :-)
That is really lovely Jeff,
Absolutely perfect POV for this. The image (and the idea of this place) takes my breath away.
I love it... Marvelous POV and capture my friend !
What an amazing place this is and thank you for the info about this wonderful shot. :)
Hey, this looks familiar! LOL Great shot of the tower!
We were there a couple weeks ago - this formation just takes your breath away! Even if you don't try to climb it... https://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/the-tower/2647140/
what a wonderful shot. I must get there some day.
I've loved to be there. A wonderful place.
from any angle it is terrific. superb shot
So cool it almost doesn't seem that it could be real! Wonderful shot!
I can't look at this without thinking of "Close Encounters of the Third Kind". A fantastic and rather unique POV. It looks a bit like a high rise building.
wowww...its an amazing thing...nice angle
great POV
Lots of great photos I that chunk of rock.
It rained when we were there, but cleared enough to walk around and enjoy the scenery. What an amazing place!