I just stumbled upon this rock called Haystack Rock located in
the coast of Oregon.
It
is a popular icon and a tourist centre especially for movie makers.
The
sea-washed sand on Cannon Beach makes a mirror image of the 235-foot basalt
monolith known as Haystack Rock.
It
might interest you to know that at low tide, holes and crags in the stone’s
base become tide pools, a primary habitat for numerous sea creatures.
At
the rock’s high tide level is the abode of the sea birds like bald eagle,
tufted puffins, and pelagic cormorants.
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