Red rock formations, sunset sky, Sardinia
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Most of Cea Beach is a long, wide stretch of soft white Sardinian sand, but one area stands out, both figuratively and literally. Stretching into the Mediterranean Sea is a line of furrowed and saw-toothed red rocks that are irresistible to beachgoers, photographers, and geologists in equal measure. The rocks here are porphyry, a kind of coarse-grained granite typically found in a purple or reddish hue. It's also relatively easy for the forces of nature to mark and score, so any group of these stacks near the surf usually end up looking like a collection of Neptune's amateur sculptures.
被一分为二的城市
沙漠还是甜点？
天然“教堂”
三重峰
蜿蜒的双峡谷
一个虔诚而岌岌可危的地方
荒地上的美好时光
在任何语言环境下都令人惊叹
