File:Sideways rock at Black Rocks northeast of Moturoa Island.jpg
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current | 02:49, 2 July 2018 | 4,896 × 3,240 (7.19 MB) | Pseudopanax | == {{int:filedesc}} == {{Information |Description=Volcanic rock that has fallen over sideways at Black Rocks northeast of Moturoa Island. The rocks in the background are the visible tops of basalt lava flows about 1.2 million years ago from volcanic eruptions. The rock in the foreground has fallen over some time ago, clearly evident by the pattern of the rock. |Source={{Own}} |Date=2018-01-24 |Author={{user at project|Pseudopanax|wikipedia|en}} }} {{location|35|12|8.7|S|174|6|42.5|E}} == {... |
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