DSC_6513rs.jpg by Nora van Beek

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10-JUN-2010

DSC_6513rs.jpg

Tripod Rock, a “glacial erratic” is an enormous 160 - 170 ton boulder believed to have been deposited by a glacial ice sheet around 12,000 years ago. It sits atop 3 smaller boulders on the side of Pyramid Mountain in Boonton, NJ.

Nikon D300
1/125s f/6.3 at 22.0mm iso200 full exif

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bill friedlander		15-Jul-2010 16:18
Nice shot with excellent light and textures. I wouldn't leave anything valuable under there. V

Ali Majdfar		14-Jul-2010 10:04
Great capture!~V

Hank Vander Velde		14-Jul-2010 02:34
Wow, that doesn't look too stable. Nice image and info Nora.

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