Hammonds Rocks Pennsylvania
by Angela Davies
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Hammonds Rocks Pennsylvania
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Angela Davies
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Photograph - Photography
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Today I captured a section of the Hammonds Rocks formation in Pennsylvania. This area is part of the Weverton Formation and is referred to as a Tor, or Rock Castle. These particular rock formations are 530-600 million years old. The best time to see it is in mid October when leaves are peaking in color. If you decide to drive up there you will need a vehicle with a high carriage as the road is extremely rough with huge boulders, pot holes and even water flowing across a section of road. Quite challenging to get up there but worth a look.
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October 17th, 2020
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Lois Bryan
Oh Wow, Angie!!! This whole series is magical ... absolutely fabulous capture ... the exposure couldn't have been easy yet your lights and darks are spot on and oooo that gold coming through the leaves!!!! l/f t p
Angela Davies replied:
Thanks so much Lois, it was a perfect day and time of year for photography, so makes the job easy, visit appreciated! :)
Anna Yurasovsky
Love the combination of the fleeting beauty of autumn leaves and the solid permanence of elegantly shaped rocks, sprinkled with flickering sunshine!
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