Haystack RockThe giant basaltic monolith known as Haystack Rock is an intertidal element on Cannon Beach in Oregon USA. It towers more than 235 feet (72 Meters). Over time erosion has separated it from being an exclusive land mass on the the coast to making it a land mass surrounded by the sea, though it is still accessible at low tide from land. Here, first light of day ignites the stack while freshly wet sand doubles its impact.

which proves to be among the greatest on the continent

On an icy day in late January

Water boiling below the grounds surface generated hot water and steam which today is harnessed as a source of heating and geothermal power

More to its purpose

but is a welcome one when rains are adequate enough to insure its spreading color

Cloud apertures apportion light & life to the muted tones of a rainy weather landscape

Stump remnants along the Humboldt Coast in Northern California eventually fade into prized tokens of the seascape ambiance

Cuernos del Paine is the center-point of Torres del Paine National Park in Patagonian Chile and the southern reaches of the continental Andes Range

seasonal processions of unending floral color brighten the flat-to-rolling earth

Texas dynamics are such that its peers are more likely to be found on a world map than on a regional one

Washington is a tulip capital of North America and all were blushing bright red

or can easily be excavated for cave dwellings