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2/12/2006	Julie Bird

Tunnel to another World

This is a beach scene in Sorrento, Victoria, Australia. There is a tunnel in the cliff face leading from one cove to another. The beach is StPaul's Beach.

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Julie Bird		12-Dec-2006 11:39
Thanks for the messages. The image was taken at Sunset, hence the gret light. Julie

photokhan		11-Dec-2006 10:53
The lines in he rock give quite a dynamic feeling to the composition and the footprints help to set up scale and the notion that this is a passage way. I think this works quite well... PK

Canon DSLR Challenge		10-Dec-2006 14:43
Beautiful colors and an intriguing passageway. --Melanie

Julie Bird		08-Dec-2006 01:16
Going down StPaul's beach Rd to the end, finding the walking track along the cliff top and turning right, a short walk will take you to a set of steps leading off to the left. This will take you to the beach in this image. If you turn left from the car park along the track, you will come to Jubilation Point, a wonderful 180 degrees vista of the coastline.

Canon DSLR Challenge		07-Dec-2006 13:51
This is really nice Julie. I must have been too busy concentrating on my sailing in Sorrento because I have never seen this even though I have been there many times.. Regards, Bob

Julie Bird		05-Dec-2006 22:32
I have now added a descriptor to the image which explains the location. Hope you get back one day to visit your river cave. Julie

Canon DSLR Challenge		05-Dec-2006 00:58
Fabulous. A few miles from my hometown in Guatemala, there is a river that flows toward the mountain (the mountain is several thousand feet high). When it gets to the base of the mountain, it continues, flowing into a cave that leads who knows where. I've always wondered what became of the water, the cave, and the mountain. Sometime I'll have to go back and explore, if I dare. I'm intrigued with what we're seeing here. Is this just a breech of a sand dune or something? -- Victor