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Yup, I’m told this is Tom and Eva! They are named after two teenage survivors of the wreck of Loch Ard from 1878. This is one of the more photographed rock formations of Great Ocean Road, Vic. Australia. Previously, they were known as the Island Arch, with a middle section joining the two limestone stacks. Then sometime in mid 2009, the central section fell! That’s the power of erosion by the forces of nature! Sad to say, even these will one day fall into the sea too.
Looks great!
Thank you, Carmen 🙂
What a cool photo!!! I wish I could be there!
Thank you, lukaluci… 🙂 I would love to return there one day too!
Do make a trip if you are able to!
I am still not (16 years :D), but maybe one day 😉
Haha… A family holiday perhaps… Anyway, you have lots of time, one day… 🙂
Beautiful and cozy and I would one day like to visit there, but that is very unlikely.
I didn’t ever think I would either, but I did… Not too late 🙂
Thank you very much, 1Mark
This is so beautiful!
Thank you very much, Ellie! 🙂
You really capture the ocean’s power, with both your lens and your words 🙂
Haha…. Flattery will get you everywhere, hehehe… 😀
I know – I already tested that one out 😉
Hahahahaaa… no comment! 😉
Very nice
Thank you, Olga! 🙂
BEAUTIFUL
Thank you, txatxy 🙂
Love the photo how you can see forever!
Oh yes… the presence of the sea or I should say, ocean… is ever so strong and powerful! So amazing… Thank you very much, Carol!
This picture is absolutely stunning Ac
Awww…. Thank you very much, Gina! I can’t really go wrong with scenery as great as this! 🙂
Imagine wrecking there. Not a very hospitable location with the big bluffs. Too bad about the arch, and it happened in 09, wow. Great post.
Thank you very much, Kim! And there are miles and miles of these rock formations… A wonderful place to visit!