Friday Photography

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Discovery - Inside the intriguing Howe Caverns, in Upstate New York. We visited these caverns on our first road trip with D. You can check out more of our trip here. Geologists believe that the formation of the cave, which lies 156 feet below ground, began several million years ago. Composed mainly of limestone deposited hundreds of millions of years ago when the Atlantic Ocean stretched far inland, the cave contains a lake called the Lake of Venus. This is a sepia toned photograph of stacked jagged edge stones.

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  1. meandmr.com5/22/2015

    I love the picture!
    Melanie @ meandmr.com

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  2. sweetsimpleday5/22/2015

    Great photo!! Xoxo

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  3. Courtney [Sweet Turtle Soup]5/22/2015

    ooh I love visiting caverns. I haven't been in ages but it was one of my fave things as a kid. Such a neat photo!

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  4. Monique | WritingMonique5/24/2015

    Wow! I adore caverns and this picture is gorgeous!
    WritingMonique

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  5. Loulou5/24/2015

    What an interesting place to visit. It must have been amazing to see. Great photo!

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  6. Laura Jones5/24/2015

    that is so interesting, and the photo's great, too! x

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  7. Susannah5/25/2015

    I LOVE visiting caves so much!!!

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  8. Stella5/26/2015

    Thanks for sharing the info about the place. Didn't know about it.
    x
    Stella from a A Shiny Place

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  9. s5/26/2015

    wow what a beautiful place! xO!
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  10. Jade Wright5/27/2015

    Gosh geology fascinates me!! Stunning! Looks like you had a really wonderful and educational trip!!! xxx

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  11. Joanna Joy5/28/2015

    I really like these pictures of stone. Such a great post. I like pretty rocks.

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  12. Annie Cholewa5/30/2015

    Nice capture ... it has an abstract quality yet also says 'age old rocks' :)

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  13. Midnight Cowgirl5/31/2015

    What a cool photo!

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  14. sonia // daring coco6/01/2015

    How beautiful. I'm always so intrigued with caverns like these.

    Sxx
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  15. jackie jade6/03/2015

    this is such a beautiful photo!!

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  16. Veronica Lee6/08/2015

    Awesome capture, Hena. But I have caustrophobia so I don't think I would enjoy visiting a cavern no matter how interesting the experience is.

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  17. Elle Sees6/10/2015

    this sounds like such a great experience!

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