Columnar basalt in the rain
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3 comments:
But where's the photo from? I remember some columnar basalt along the coast south of Wollongong.
It's Mordor, right?
The photo is from East-central Tasmania. The rock is Tasmanian dolerite (aka diabase in America), one of the shallow intrusions associated with the flood basalt province that covers most of the island.
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