Well Thor

More than 6,000 years ago on the coast near Cape Perpetua was inhabited by the aboriginal tribes of the American continent. They hunted a variety of mollusks, crabs and sea urchins. Still remind me of the huge pile of shells on the shore of the Cape, which is also known as the Well of Torah.


Well the Torah is a wonderful creation of nature is located at Cape Perpetua in the U.S. state of Oregon. It is noteworthy that pour into it the sea water does not accumulate, and goes through an underground cave system. At high tide, "the gates of the dungeon" create the illusion of a bottomless crater, absorbing the sea.


Even now, when the whole process is straightforward, the Well, the Torah evokes superstitious horror, as the roar with which the water falls down and creates waterfalls and funnels water is simply impressive in its scope. This place is the most popular not only among tourists but also photographers. Every day in the vicinity of the well, the Torah attracts hunters for the fantastic shots and not rarely they are in pursuit of pictures putting your life in danger, as the water flow is very strong and can easily pull the photographer into the abyss. But despite this, the well of the Torah was and remains a favorite place for many photographers, it's not surprising, during sunrise and sunset, the shades of water are filled with bright colors and created a mythical picture.




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