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    Edit Photo Details Vanishing point   #rocks #coast #spain #flysch #protecttheselands #earthhistory
    The thin layers of silt and sandstone were formed over a period of 100 million years and exposed by the collision of two tectonic plates. This created long rows of jagged rock slabs, all of which run in the same direction and look as if they were meeting again at a far distant point. An incredibly bizarre and impressive natural phenomenon! Photo taken in August 2017.
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    Date Uploaded: Dec 15, 2017
    Location: Zumaia, Basque Country, Spain
    Copyright: © Irina Sigl
    Categories: Abstract, Landscapes, Travel
    Assignments: My Best Photos of 2017