Photos | Nature's Split Screen: The Rugged Terrain of Marin Headlands
Captured on January 7, 2024, this striking image from Hill 88 showcases a significant fissure cleaving through Marin Headlands' characteristic bedrock. Admire how the robust cliff clings to the grassy landscape - a stark reminder of nature's capriciousness and strength, with hints of an earlier landslide. A perfect demonstration of geology meeting and carving the wilderness, this picture captures, in essence, the everlasting battle between Earth's elemental forces.
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