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Stack

A unit of volume equivalent to 108 cubic feet. It is used in the sale of firewood.
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3 -- color) Sea stacks loom at Ruby Beach in Olympic National Park.
WASHINGTON'S WILDS THE TERRAIN IS DIVERSE, THE HUMAN IMPRINT MINIMAL AT OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK
Sea stacks dot the deep blue Pacific, and feathered creatures glide in the endless breeze.
Wheels of fortune: bicycling the California coast
Only a very fine balance can create sea stacks,' says Ierodiaconou.
The drowned apostles
Black Sea stacks the odds against the characters, but Law's thick Scottish accent is more ship-shape than the script.
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Geology 101: Made of basalt, Haystack Rock rises 235 feet and is considered one of the largest sea stacks along the Pacific Coast; Bishop says some 14 1/2 million years ago, the Ginkgo lava flow, originating in Eastern Washington, flowed down Columbia River drainage to the ocean, where the basalt sunk and then "re-erupted" to make Haystack Rock.
Rocks of Ages
My favourite was the Westquarter loop which takes in impressive cliffs, stunning coves and sea stacks, home to a colony of seals.
SO NEAR & YET SO FAR; It doesn't take a Bofin to discover the beauty of this island on our coast
On the way, hit Ruby Beach with its photogenic sea stacks.
This summer's olympics: a drive around Washington's Olympic Peninsula is the greenest road trip in the West
From the clifftop grassland of The Leas, walkers can take in views of its bays, sea stacks, caves, seabird colonies and wildflower swathes.
Was ever a gift so good? IT is 25 years since a strip of the North East coast was handed over to the National Trust. TONY HENDERSON reports on the importance of The Leas
The coast of Oregon is rugged and lined with sea stacks, huge chunks of land sculpted by erosion.
Two wheels to Tijuana; one girl's border-to-border, three-country bike trip
We stopped frequently to take photos of impossibly high cliffs, black sandy beaches, water-filled volcano craters, caves and teetering sea stacks.
Too cool for school; No amount of lessons can ever beat witnessing Iceland's majestic frozen landscape for yourself - and hiking through it is the best way to learn about it

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