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The ceaseless movement of the ocean carved a massive hole in the center of this sea stack, with the early stages of a second one visible in the bottom left of the sea stack. By the time you read this, it's likely that the red, iron-rich stone pictured here has succumbed to the sea, but with each rock formation that is lost, new ones are gained as the cold waters of the Atlantic carve up the coast of Canada's Prince Edward Island.

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Joey Priola
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The ceaseless movement of the ocean carved a massive hole in the center of this sea stack, with the early stages of a second one visible in the bottom left of the sea stack. By the time you read this, it's likely that the red, iron-rich stone pictured here has succumbed to the sea, but with each rock formation that is lost, new ones are gained as the cold waters of the Atlantic carve up the coast of Canada's Prince Edward Island.
Joey Priola Wilderness Photography