We visited 3 sisters again this weekend, this time to see elephant rock up close and find some petroglyphs that were suppose to be in a nearby cave. Unfortunately, most websites are out of date about the carvings because that particular cave was destroyed in 2008 by a winter storm. Duh.
This rock might be famous one day, too. Possibly another elephant? Maybe just another 'sister'?
I am totally in awe of the coastal rock formations. You haven't seen the last of them!
That's a really cool rock! It does look like an elephant.
ReplyDeleteThat looks exactly like an elephant -- amazing! I love coastal rock formations too and we do see some awe-inspiring ones in Oregon -- but nothing like this. I look forward to more pictures of this area.
ReplyDeleteWhat do you mean the cave was destroyed? By Natural causes?
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ReplyDeleteOh no no no - 'tis a woolly mammoth I tells ya...&*<> Fabby fotos!!! YAM xx
now that is awesome - to see an elephant in the wild like this ... wow wee, that is super cool. thanks for sharing. ( :
ReplyDeleteThe Elephant Rock is amazing! I'd like to see that in person one day.
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Amazing rock formation.! Thanks for sharing the elephant,...so cool!
ReplyDeleteI also like your picture of the black swans in your previous post.
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These are beautiful rocks, this you do not see in the Netherlands.
ReplyDeleteThe first photo I find really super.
I wish you a very good new week.
Best regards, Irma
It is easy to see why they call it elephant rock. The second rock looks like it might be turning into a woolly mammoth. PS: Your photos are excellent!
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ReplyDeleteNew Zealand . . . on our wish list places to visit!
Thank you for visiting the Irish Garden House!
The rock is so cool. Amazing! I like this coastal rocks so much.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool elephant to have hanging out on the beach of New Zealand. I live in a land formed by the Mississippi Delta, thus no rocks. Great photos!
ReplyDeleteHow cool, I love the elephant! What a cool beach to visit.. Have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteWhat interesting and amazing rock formations and landscape. Looks like a great trip!
ReplyDeleteElephant Rock truly looks like an elephant. It's fantastic. The rock formations are amazing, so interesting.
ReplyDeleteWhat an extraordinary rock formation!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! That rock really DOES look like an elephant!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing piece of rock... so rugged and beautiful
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Such amazing formations! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteElephant rock is excellent! Fascinating to see how they change over time. Slowly, like an elephant!
ReplyDeleteWow..I love these and then you think of all the history caught in the layers.. Amazing....Michelle
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