YehLiu (Yeliou), Taiwan Photo

Photographer’s Note

YehLiu (Yeliou) is one of the most interesting and attractive places in Taiwan.

Yehliu
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Yehliu is a geological curiosity.

Yehliu (野柳) is a cape on the north coast of Taiwan, between Taipei and Keelung. The cape is 1,700 meters long and is formed by the Datun Mountain (大屯山) stretching into the sea. It is located in Wanli Township, Taipei County. It is famous for the curious shapes carved by sea erosion. These shapes can be viewed at the Yeliu Geopark operated by the North Coast and Guanyinshan National Scenic Area Administration. Several rock formations have been named for their shapes. The most well-known of these is the "Queen's head". Others include "Fairy's Shoe", "Bee's Hive", "Ginger Rocks" and "Sea Candles."
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yehliu)

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alainh (35349) 2009-04-26 5:10

hello Edward
astonishing place and incredible natural graphism. very nice work
have a nice sunday Edward
alain

arnaud (254) 2009-04-26 5:46

Hi Edward,
interesting nature work. Thanks to share.
Arnaud

jiherka (4465) 2009-04-26 7:08

Hello Edward,
Nice place in fact. This round stone has been formed naturally? It is the only one in this place? Is this due to the water? You can add some information on the place. I aggre that it is an interesting place.
Well done.
Salutaitons
Jacques

Polonaise (5629) 2009-04-26 11:40 [Comment]

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divail (1395) 2009-04-26 18:23