Ancient Quarry by sharky_

Photography • Landscape • posted on Oct 25, 2007

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This is an ancient adze Hawaiian Quarry area. In the warmer months, workers would live in the excavated caves and gather those blackish stones as seen in the upper right side for tools and such. Will post a better picture of the mined stones later. Aloha and thank you for viewing

Comments (20)

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vice

9:53AM | Thu, 25 October 2007

remind me of the uphill struggle we face in life great pov and detail! This has image has (VICE) VIsion Imagination Creativity and Excellence Thank you! If you have every seen my work. I posted my last image ever thank you deeply! VICE.

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Janiss

9:55AM | Thu, 25 October 2007

Fantastic POV... this serie is superb!

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rockstrider

9:55AM | Thu, 25 October 2007

Grat POV and I love the skyline! Great shot Errol and I'll look forward to seeing those mined stones!

MrsLubner

9:57AM | Thu, 25 October 2007

From this angle it looks like a stairway to the sky. Will wait to see those rocks!

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MagikUnicorn

10:00AM | Thu, 25 October 2007

Thanks to show this picture Hawaii the land of GoD

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Apophis906

10:19AM | Thu, 25 October 2007

What an awesome POV, very cool shot here.

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oscilis

10:30AM | Thu, 25 October 2007

Super angle here. It's like the edge of the world. Another great series.

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acquilon

11:07AM | Thu, 25 October 2007

excellent pov bravo

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trishabadblood

11:11AM | Thu, 25 October 2007

fantastic capture...well done...

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beachzz

11:14AM | Thu, 25 October 2007

A side of Hawaii we usually don't see, looks like it goes on forever. Also, I really loved learning the whole meaning of Aloha, gives me a deep appreciation for your language.

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