Tessellated Pavement
This rocky terrace on the Tasman Peninsula looks
man-made, but it is a special erosion process that creates the stunning tessellation.
posted by Karen Riley at 11:09 PM
Tuesday, February 15, 2005
This rocky terrace on the Tasman Peninsula looks
man-made, but it is a special erosion process that creates the stunning tessellation.
About Me
- Name: Karen Riley
- Location: Australia
I was born in Southern California and lived in Japan from 1989-2004. I first visited mainland Australia in 2000, and Tasmania in 2002. In many ways, parts of Tasmania remind me of the Southern California of my childhood and in particular, the sleepy beachside town where I now live, Kingston Beach. (Kingston Beach is 10 kilometers south of the capital city, Hobart)
Previous Posts
- Rocks
- A Hundred Quarter Tones of Yellow
- Tasmanian native cherrry as a dyestuff on silk
- Typical Architecture of the Area
- Kingston Beach
- Kingston Beach
- Place and Origin
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