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Looking downwards from the viewing area to the foot of the the cliffs.
On the upper left of the photo are the nesting birds for which Bempton Cliffs are famous.
True to the name, Echo Cliffs really do make pretty good echoes. Which meant a lot of hooting and yelling by the kids.
The coast,the Indian Ocean meets the Great Southern Ocean,large cliffs and pounding seas.Scan from slide 1998.
Cliff Cottage in the Little Boar's Head Historic District, North Hampton, NH (c. 1880). It was owned by the Bell-White family and rented out to tenants, including Charles Bradley Isham, the son-in-law of Robert Todd Lincoln.
Redcliffe, QLD, AU.
Reposting the photo now in sRGB color space.
This is a vertical panorama composed of two frames.
Also around Makawehi Bluff (a 10 mins hike from Shipwreck Beach), this was the rocky cliff formation that faced the ocean.
Cliff of lithified, well-sorted, cross-bedded, (see photo with Steve as scale) calcareous (shell fragments) sand with red unconformities.
=> indurated aeolianite (lithified coastal dune), induration by precipitation and ground water dissolving of shell clasts.
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Red unconformities: Terra Rossa palaeosoils that developed in times of dune stability (moister climate, vegetation cover - interstadials or interglacials?) burried by advances of aeolian sands. Red colour (mostly haematite) formed by in-situ weathering of the carbonates (see underlying root-like features in section)
The view from a lookout point on the trail between Govett's Leap and Pulpit Rock - near Blackheath in the Blue Mountains, Australia.
My walk took me along the clifftops from Eldern Point (where I am standing) and past the mushroom shaped radar station on Titchberry Cliff
Another cliff -- are you getting the impression there were several?
Also: this was for a time the top Google Images hit for "cliff", driving about 40% of my site's traffic. Go me!
Sometimes on your way home from work you pull onto your street and are greeted with a beautiful view. Today was one of those days.
I wish I could sprayed down the whole street with water for this shot: the small bit of water that's reflecting the sunset gives a glimpse of what could have been.
The Cliffs of Moher are sea cliffs located at the southwestern edge of the Burren region in County Clare, Ireland. The closest settlements are Liscannor (6 km south) and Doolin (7 km north).
Thousands of seabirds breed on the chalk cliffs near Bempton. The RSPB manages a reserve there where one can observe gannets, puffins, guillemots, razorbills, fulmars, and kittiwakes during the breeding season, as well as other types of birds.