Spouting Horn

A little further from the Devils Churn, there is a parking pull out for this ocean anomaly – Spouting Horn. One could hike down to the view point to enjoy the same. Just make sure to watch ur steps. Spouting horn is kind of an Ocean Geyser. It was interesting to reflect how this is evolving. Over time the pounding waves gradually widened a fracture in the rocks forming Cook’s Chasm. The edge of the Chasm was undercut, forming a cave. Eventually a crack on the top of the cave created a perfect setting for the Spouting horn.

Canon 7D: Tamron 18-270 mm : ISO 200 : 18 mm : f22 : 1/45 sec 

Always do what you are afraid to do – Ralph Waldo

Spouting Horn
Cape Perpetua, Oregon, USA

6 Comments to “Spouting Horn”

  1. Wow, wonderful shot. It feels so good when something like this happens. :)

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