Tidal benches north of hole-in-wall at Rialto Beach, Washington

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Item Title   Tidal benches north of hole-in-wall at Rialto Beach, Washington Photographer   Doig, Carol M. Abstract   Ivan Doig looks out over the tidal benches north of hole-in-wall at Rialto Beach, Washington. Rock formations poke up through the surface of the water, and large jagged islands sit off in the distance. Genre   photographs Type of Resource   still image Multimedia or Document Length   1 slide Item Format   image/jpeg Item Filename   2602-B160-img2977.jpg Collection Series Number   Series 8 - Photographs Date Created   1981-03 Related Topics Voyages and travels Novelists, American Rialto Beach Quillayute Needles National Wildlife Refuge 35 mm film Geographic Locations Olympic Peninsula (Wash.) Washington (State) United States Rights   http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/CNE/1.0/

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Vantage from atop hole-in-wall at Rialto Beach Photographer:  Doig, Carol M. Date Created:  1981-03 Keywords:  oceans, bodies of water, rock formations, trees, landscapes (representations), clouds

Looking north from atop hole-in-wall, Rialto Beach (left) Photographer:  Doig, Carol M. Date Created:  1981-03 Keywords:  oceans, bodies of water, driftwood, forests, trees, rock formations, landscapes (representations)

Looking north from atop hole-in-wall, Rialto Beach (right) Photographer:  Doig, Carol M. Date Created:  1981-03 Keywords:  oceans, bodies of water, driftwood, forests, trees, rock formations, landscapes (representations)

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Tidal benches north of hole-in-wall at Rialto Beach, Washington, Ivan Doig Archive - Digital Collection, Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT, https://n2t.net/ark:/75788/m4pz03

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