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Photographed at 쇠소깍로, Hahyo-dong, Hyodon-dong, Seogwipo-si in October 2025
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Dramatic basalt rock formations dominate this close-up view near Soesokkak, where weathered volcanic stone meets the deep green waters of a natural pool. The layered, fractured surface of the basalt shows multiple stages of geological history, with smooth water-worn sections adjacent to rough, angular breakaway faces. Various shades of gray, from nearly white to dark charcoal, reveal the mineral composition variations within the volcanic rock. Wild grasses and small plants have colonized the upper portions of the rock formation, their green tendrils reaching down toward the water. The pool itself is a deep, rich teal color, its still surface contrasting with the rugged texture of the surrounding stone. In the background, more lush vegetation grows atop the opposing cliff face, creating layers of green above the water line. This detailed perspective highlights the remarkable geological textures and formations that define Jeju Island's volcanic landscape, showing the interplay between stone, water, and the persistent vegetation that slowly reclaims every available surface.