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| The towering Hawkesbury sandstone cliffs along Sydney's eastern coastline have been sculpted over millions of years by the relentless forces of the elements, creating a captivating display of erosive forms and precipitous outcrops. This vantage point is a well hidden spot I often return to. After a satisfying morning of photography, I sit here at the edge of the cliff gazing out over the ocean below. |
