Wordless Wednesday-The Palisades in Rockland NY
The Palisades can be found along the Hudson river. This unique rock formation is made up mostly of sill diabase.
The Palisade is listed as a National Natural Landmarks and I can see why.
If you can recall my series of bridge shots from the Metro-North train this too was taken that same day.
Yes there is so much to explore, just look around .
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Jennifer: This is just awesome. Your pictures really capture the beauty of the entire area. Just another example of Mother Nature showing off Her artistry. Have a great week !
Very nice it is fun to see areas of the country that we have not seen before.
Very cool picture.
Almost looks like Niagara Falls with no water!
Jennifer, great photos and information! Thanks for sharing them with us!
I am with Ralph. I thought it was a waterfall at first. Who knew!
Great picture. Thanks for sharing!
Jennifer, Thanks for sharing. It is a beautiful picture. You are a good photographer.
Jennifer....nice pic and info....I was not aware of the Palisades....pretty neat!
Karen I like the way you put that. Yes there is much artistry to be admired, and all we need to do is look.
I too like learning about other areas I probably will never make it to.
Ralph I agree the Palisades are cool.
Jennifer there are so many beautfiful sites in your area! This is a really interesting looking photo.
Tony you are welcome.
Jane another natural wonder.
Vickie any time.
Gita thank you.
Ralph you can no longer say you never learn anything from my post...:)
Bill I am intrigue by the formation, then again I am fascinated by rock formations.
That is an awesome sight..I love seeing all the different pictures of parts of the US...
Jennifer:
You have a mini Grand Canyon with the Palisades. What a scenic area you live in.
That is such an interesting formation. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Hi Jennifer - Thanbks for the info - never heard of 'sill diabase' before!
Debi
I like the comparison to a waterless waterfall. I went to school with someone from the Kingston area and she always raved about how scenic it is. I'll need to consider a visit to the area. Thanks for a great photo!
Very cool shot, Jennifer! Isn't Mother Nature awesome in all her force? I wish we all would take the time more often to stop and look around us - you never know what you might discover!
Jennifer~
I cannot remember ever seeing anything like this! THX!!!
It's beautiful up there Jennifer, no doubt about it. It's going to be part of our Road Trip this year )
It's beautiful up there Jennifer, no doubt about it. It's going to be part of our Road Trip this year )
It's beautiful up there Jennifer, no doubt about it. It's going to be part of our Road Trip this year )
It's beautiful up there Jennifer, no doubt about it. It's going to be part of our Road Trip this year )
Jennifer I have heard of the Palisades before, but I think this is the first time that I have seen a picture of them.
It's a paradise Jennifer, those shots transport you in a different place, you should be proud about these pictures :P
Pat it is a pleasure to showcase this area and I am glad it is appreciated.
Claudette it sure looks that way :)
Integrity Mortgage you are welcome.
Debi Isn't it great that we can learn something new everyday?
Carole It will be a chance to finally meet you.
Michael thanks again for playing along on Sunday. I had comments from none AR people who thought it was fun.
You should really make the trip.
Leesa I so agree, there is always so much to discover.
JaneAnne A rather unusual formation but very interesting.
George A picture is really worth a 1000 words.
Ray Always so much to see and I a thankful for he digital cameras since it makes it easy to share.