Turnip Rock, North Carolina

turnip rock (also known as Point aux Barque ) is located directly on the shores of Lake Huron, approximately 3 kilometers northeast of Port away Austin (Michigan, USA), it is a nice rock formation. also (depending on the season), a tiny tidal island is Turnip Rock gets its name from its beet-like shape, the similarity with turnip is emphasized in particular by the trees on the top of the rock surface. This rock formation is a result of many years of wave erosion. The land around Turnip Rock is privately owned, so the only way to get the rock is, and so by boat / kayak
There are kayaks for rent, updated maps and instructions portaustinkayak.com - The journey should take around three hours and is usually available from March to mid-November

For more information on Lake Huron visit Wikipedia - Lake Huron

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Bonsai Rock, North Carolina

bonsai rock is located a little south of Sand Harbor, is on the east side of Lake Tahoe (Nevada side, USA.).

Bonsai Rock has to look about four trees that look like they just burst out of the rock. The trees seem to be miniature (like a bonsai tree) due to the fact that the rock development of trees limiting

To get the Bonsai rocks can be put thees traffic to your GPS .: 39.183690 ° N ° W and park the car there
(For more information you can from a post by Ben Neumann on his great blog).
-119.927088 the sunset over Bonsai Rock a magnet for photographers and as you can see from the amazing shots below. - For good reason

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