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rozoneill: The ocean pools in a gulch below the trail
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rozoneill: A wall of rock keeps the ocean at bay
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rozoneill: Sedimentary layers, inclined from seismic events from long ago
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rozoneill: Gateway to the ocean beyond
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rozoneill: Natural revetments
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rozoneill: First line of defense against the ocean
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rozoneill: Cape Arago Lighthouse presides
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rozoneill: How mushroom photos get made
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rozoneill: Entrance to Norton Gulch
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rozoneill: View across the bay to the lighthouse
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rozoneill: Bay near Sunset Bay and the Cape Arago Lighthouse
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rozoneill: Entrance to Sunset Bay
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rozoneill: Shoals make for a natural breakwater
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rozoneill: The ocean was unusually calm here
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rozoneill: View south to Cape Arago itself
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rozoneill: Normally you see large waves here, but not today
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rozoneill: Shoal below the trail
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rozoneill: The ocean flows past the shoreline obstacles
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rozoneill: A diminutive translucent mushroom in a bed of moss
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rozoneill: Sheer cliffs illuminated by some rare sunlight
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rozoneill: Mushrooms sprouted in profusion in the forest duff
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rozoneill: Phantasmagorical formations at Shore Acres
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rozoneill: The result of eons of erosion by the sea
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rozoneill: The formations here are always camera-friendly
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rozoneill: Sandstone is no match for the waves
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rozoneill: Concretions in a wave-caused pool
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rozoneill: Like macabre creatures emerging from below
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rozoneill: Some of that rugged Oregon coast
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rozoneill: On a stormy day, those people would be drenched by waves
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rozoneill: View straight down from the trail