Beards Hollow
by Robert Bales
Title
Beards Hollow
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Robert Bales
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Photograph - Photo
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This is a special photo for me since I was stranded on the big rock for many hours during the high tide. I really enjoyed the fishing off the rocks, but may parents had a different feeling.
It is a circular beach in a hollow at the base of a cliff, on Pacific Ocean, 1 mile west of Ilwaco, southwest Pacific County. It was named for Capt. E.N. Beard who ship, the bark Vanalia, foundered off the mouth of the Columbia River in 1853. All hands were lost, and Beard's body was found on the beach near this hollow.
Beards Hollow is located at Cape Disappointment on the Washington Coast, south of Seaview, Washington, and north of the North Head Lighthouse. On November 15, 1805, Captain Lewis reached the Pacific Ocean near Beards Hollow. Beards Hollow was named after Captain E.N. Beard whose ship, the bark Vandalia, met disaster off the mouth of the Columbia River in 1853. The crew was lost and Captain Beard's body was found on the beach near the hollow.
Pacific Ocean from Beards Hollow Overlook. Pacific Ocean, from bluff north of North Head, overlooking Beards Hollow, approximately 2 miles south of Seaview. On November 15, 1805, Captain Lewis reached the Pacific Ocean near modern-day Seaview, Washington
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June 24th, 2013
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Christopher James
One of your peers nominated this image in the 1000 views Groups nominated images by your fellow artist in the Special Features #17 promotion discussion. Please visit and pass on the love to another artist.....L/F/Tw
Robert Bales replied:
Thanks, Christopher for the wonderful information and the discussion!! Thanks for the LFTw!!
Carol McGrath
A beautiful location! Quite an interesting description! Nominating for special feature in 1000 Views group.
Christopher James
Congratulation.....your wonderful work has been featured in the 1000 Views on 1 Image Group l/f/p
Christine Burdine
Simply beautiful.. the clouds off shore makes one feel secure but once you realize that this is the edge of one third of the earth's liquid volume it can get a bit scary. I am there as often as possible and this is a magnificent shot.
Robert Bales replied:
I seem to make one trip back to my orginal home area and I sure agree with you that this is a wonderful place to visit.