Unusual rock formations at Mushroom Reef beach, Flinders
like large grey nuggets
rocks sculpted by winds and waves
like mini hoo doos
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7 comments:
Those are amazing. You just can't beat nature and its unique beauty that surrounds us all.
Hope your weekend is going well Gemma.
The rocks have been sculpted by the briny sea. Nature as an artist has a style and finesse that can hardly be captured by human artists...nice look at a cool nautical barrier...
Oh, I do agree with Anni!! These are amazing and one definitely cannot beat Mother Nature! Wonderful capture for the day, Gemma, as always!!
These rocks formation are so interesting. You capture of them is superb, Love all of the texture and the contrast between the sand and the rock.genie
interesting shaped rocks ! Have a nice Sunday evening ;-)
Love your words to go with this un usual landscape Gemma.
They do look like hoodoos!
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