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Thursday, June 13, 2019
Erosion as art
Rock formation at Cape Arago, Oregon. I couldn't decide which view I liked better, so here's a horizontal image (below) so you can choose!
So there are fours small knobs that stick out, right? Th one farthest away w/ a netted texture looks like a lizard head. What do u think? I was looking at photos of ocean waves from year (s?) previous th other day and saw th one w/ th bear in th whitewater... so tried to see an animal in th tefoni ( is it? ). Aha, sure enough, there was a lizard head.
Jackie, I see a Galapagos iguana!It’s below th third small white knob. And it’s facing left w/ a faint “smile”... in th darker webbed area. Eye is very large. Oh dear. Best I can describe it!
:) I do see the iguana (or lizard). And then when I started looking around some more, I spotted an elf's shoe! Do you see it in the first photo (the vertical version)?
4 comments:
Don't fret about which one is prettier. They're both fretted sandstone!
So there are fours small knobs that stick out, right? Th one farthest away w/ a netted texture looks like a lizard head.
What do u think?
I was looking at photos of ocean waves from year (s?) previous th other day and saw th one w/ th bear in th whitewater... so
tried to see an animal in th tefoni ( is it? ). Aha, sure enough, there was a lizard head.
Jackie, I see a Galapagos iguana!It’s below th third small white knob. And it’s facing left w/ a faint “smile”... in th darker webbed area.
Eye is very large.
Oh dear. Best I can describe it!
Alexandra in Sebastopol
:) I do see the iguana (or lizard). And then when I started looking around some more, I spotted an elf's shoe! Do you see it in the first photo (the vertical version)?
Thanks for looking with imagination!
:) J.
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