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Frenchman's Peak, Esperance, West Australia
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I don't know anything about it. Why is it called a "peak"? Does it stand alone?
02/Sep/09 12:40 AM
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Maybe Frenchmen use to peek over it? Oh, sorry, that's spelled peak!

The puzzle piece pirate was here again. I had a heck of a time finding that top corner piece!
02/Sep/09 4:03 AM
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all.

Looks like a pluton (failed volcano) to me. A pluton in geology is an intrusive igneous rock body that crystallized from magma slowly cooling below the surface of the Earth.

02/Sep/09 4:03 AM
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If you really use your imagination you can see a puma "peeking" over the top of the mountain, he's facing right and his eye is that white thing just below the peak. Maybe its a French Puma!
02/Sep/09 4:35 AM
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P.S. You can really see it if you put the top eight pieces together before you join the rest of the puzzle.
02/Sep/09 4:59 AM
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Thanks Shar it did help to see it that way
02/Sep/09 5:56 AM
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Hi Joe . No it is not a pluton. It is a quartzite dome, otherwise known as Frenchman's Cap.
02/Sep/09 9:24 AM
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Damn I should read all the notes. Frenchman's Cap is in Tasmania - a long way from Esperance.
02/Sep/09 9:26 AM
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I could see the head too Shar, but thought it looked like a dragon's with that big nostril!
02/Sep/09 9:28 AM
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Named by the French in 1792, this spot provides commanding views of the Esperance region, in particular the dazzling beauty of Cape Le Grand National Park and the 110 islands of the Recherche Archipelago. Standing at 262 metres above sea level this is a favourite spot for photographers with an More...
02/Sep/09 9:11 PM
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Or a big hand doing shadow puppets on the sky

I too couldn't get that top RH piece to show itself
I reckon it's a plot
02/Sep/09 9:37 PM
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