#thunder hole

[jahtheexplorer]

Acadia National Park, Maine

[ghosthouseart]

Peachtober Day 20: Sound

[Image description: a detailed watercolor painting of a giant wave crashing into a little inlet, between outcroppings of reddish brown rocks. One of the outcroppings has large flat rock stairs built into it, surrounded by metal railings. The ocean is visible in the background, out to the distant horizon. /end ID]

[octsveryown]

[winterhill-aria]

Thunder Hole, Bar Harbor, Maine

[goblinmack]

MOSS

(or algae idk, it’s pretty tho)

[nature-and-biodiversity-blog]

Thunder Hole Acadia National Park

[artistinthebluebox]

Inktober Day 27: Thunder

I decided to draw Thunder Hole in Acadia National Park, Maine from an interesting perspective. I love coming here.

[fuckyeahyonicsymbols]

I went to Acadia National Park yesterday and there's this one part called Thunder Hole where the waves hitting the rocks create this loud incredible sound. The cliffs and boulders surrounded the area, but there was one point next to the stairs leading to the ocean where one huge boulder was narrowly split, and the waves rushing in and pushing up was such an amazing sight. I couldn't take a good picture but I felt the yonic energy right there. Watching the tides get pulled in was so cool

This was so lovely and immersive to read, thank you! (I get a lot of beautiful images, photos and art submissions, but I rarely get descriptive pieces or prose, and I love things like this)