At Dolomite Point near Punakaiki, on the north west coast of the south island in New Zealand - looks nice on black if you have the time.
The foundations of the Pancake Rocks were formed 30 million years ago when minute fragments of dead marine creatures and plants landed on the seabed about 2 km below the surface. Immense water pressure caused them to solidify into layers of more resistant limestone and softer, thin, mud-rich layers. Gradually seismic action lifted the limestone above the seabed where water, wind and salt spray eroded the softer layers leaving a "pancake" like stack of harder limestone.
This was taken on our trip to New Zealand 12 months ago....a fascinating natural wonder to see & well worth the 40 minute drive from Greymouth just to see them.
Another of my favourite older shots for my "Wind-Back Wednesday" theme :)
