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East of Ilot Gabriel island sea shore
East of Ilot Gabriel island sea shore with black basalt rocks a wind-battered Common screwpine tree with aerial roots visible endemic for Mascarenes (Mauritius and Reunion) June North of Mauritius
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1. Title: "East of Ilot Gabriel Island: A Wind-Swept Shoreline of Black Basalt Rocks and Endemic Common Screw Pines" 2. Description: This image showcases the breathtaking East coast of Ilot Gabriel Island, located north of Mauritius in the Indian Ocean. The island, with its pristine white sand beaches, is a hidden gem in the Mascarene archipelago, which also includes Mauritius and Reunion. 3. Scene: The photograph presents a striking contrast between the tranquil turquoise waters and the rugged, wind-battered black basalt rocks that line the shore. These volcanic rocks, formed from cooled lava flows, are a common feature of the Mascarene Islands. 4. Flora: Towering above the rocks is a Common Screw Pine tree, its aerial roots visible, adding an intriguing element to the coastal scene. This endemic tree, scientifically known as Pandanus utilis, is native to the Mascarene Islands and is an essential part of their unique ecosystem. 5. Historical Significance: The history of Ilot Gabriel Island is rich and varied. It was once used as a quarantine station for ships arriving in Mauritius and was also a popular destination for pirates due to its seclusion and abundant resources. Today, it is a protected nature reserve, offering visitors a chance to explore its unique beauty and biodiversity. 6. Coastal Scenes: The East coast of Ilot Gabriel Island offers a variety of picturesque coastal scenes, each with its unique charm. From the rocky, windswept shores to the secluded, sandy coves, this island is a must-visit for nature lovers and photographers alike. 7. Conclusion: This photograph captures the raw, untouched beauty of the East coast of Ilot Gabriel Island. With its black basalt rocks, endemic Common Screw Pines, and crystal-clear waters, it is a testament to the natural wonders that can be found in the Mascarene Islands.
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