The Pinnacles, Western Australia


Image by Neil Creek

Image by Neil Creek

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The spellbinding Pinnacles in the eponymous Pinnacles Desert are among Australia’s most impressive limestone rock formations.  Created from the seashells of an ancient ocean rich in marine life, the shells were broken down into lime rich sand blown inland to form high dunes.

From these dunes, the formation of the Pinnacles emerged, looking more like somewhere from a long time ago in a galaxy far far away than earthly monoliths.  Check out Neil’s website for more of his work.

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  1. HMSCindy says:

    This would be cool if it were underwater.

  2. Alex says:

    Nice! I wanna go there. Looks like Luke Skywalkers home planet

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