Bowling Ball Beach
Uploaded: September 17, 2012
L&N The "bowling balls" are called concretions, which are made up of far more resilient material than the Cenozoic mudstone that once surrounded them. Erosion created the cliffs and these spheres. I do not advise going there in the dark or with a tripod unless perhaps you are young and very sure footed.
Exif: Model: DMC-FZ150
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