Thunder Hole and Jordan Pond, Acadia Maine

This summer we managed to sneak away to Acadia National Park for a long weekend where we shot some cool pics. Thunder Hole is a narrow little channel that runs in from the coastline about 50 yards. At the top of the channel, there are cavities in the rock, that, when the conditions are correct, make thunderous sounds as the waves crash into them.

Jordan Pond is another pretty spot in Acadia National Park. The thing that was most stunning to me about the mountians of Acadia was their shape. they were very steep and rounded-off on the edge. In this panoramic image of Jordan Pond, I am not sure anyone can look at the twin mountain peaks and not think of breasts. They seem to defy the gravity that has worn down the Appalachian mountains. The steep rounded mountains of Acadia present a fluid and almost organic shape that is very un-rock-like.