Photo depicts a small crater-like pool of water in the rocks, called Glasse, off the coast of Boetica (and not Delices as was previously stated).
Photo by Joanna Pierre
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This is just one of the beautiful spots at Glassi. It is a sight to behold and a wonderful area for picnicking. Just look out for the waves. This hole is big enough for at least 5 people with a bigger hole for more.
this hole is located at Glassie Point in Boetica. It is about four feet deep with similar length. it can be very treacherous since the cruel atlantic enters with brute force. do not enter when the sea is rough. There are two other pools located in the vicinity which are much larger. one is of bathing quality since the sea constantly cleans it.
Quite a lovely photo. DNO can you do some research via the Met office perhaps in order to satisfy the curiousity our your readers and for general knowledge. The temperature, how safe it is to explore, width, legth etc. That would be much appreciated.
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This is a beautiful photo with blue waters. It is a lovely view. The crater is enticing but it may be dangerous. I wonder what is underneath and how deep it is. As an afterthought, are there fishes in the crater? If any, a long fishing pole could be placed in there to catch them.
This is simply spectacular phenomenon. How could such a dramatic geographical formation been a secret in little Dominica for soo long.
If this is harnessed and marketed properly it could bring millions to Boetica.
DNO it would be nice if we could get a bit more details like depth, width, fauna, temperature etc
so happy to have nice picture from home kisssssssss
Kisssss???? What’s that for?
it looks good, how deep is it and is it man made?
wonder how deep is this hole.
Just be mindful that are deeper, wetter and possibly sweeter (based on the water and size of the hole) than others 8)!
Assertive, NOT Agressive!
I meant to say:
Just be mindful that some holes are deeper, wetter and possibly sweeter (based on the water and size of the hole) than others 8)!
Assertive, NOT Agressive!
Thanks for that information. Didn’t realise. Great wit.
Yes, yes, yes. There goes the beauty of the nature isle once again. I just love this.
Wow! Isle of beauty – isle of splendour!
i love this photo Joanna it is beautiful and great photo shooting
i love this photo Joanna its beautiful an d great photo shooting
Please be informed admin Glassy is of the coast of Boetica and not Delices,there’s only one way to Glassy by land it’s from Boetica and not Delices.
dats wat we call natural beauty
looks wide and deep enough for one person to enjoy. nice photo
Cool! Jah works
this is lovely…
Beauuutifull pic!
there are few more like these along the east coast
LOVELY…
Great view indeed!!
LOVELY BEAUTIFUL
this is so cool. Wow! there is indeed a God
WOW!!This is SOMETHING!at frist glance i thought that was a photo taken on the moon befor i notice the sea.What a beautiful piece of work by mother SEA.Dominicans let’s try to preserve this land.
That hole there reminds me of a girlfriend i once had…
You made me laugh but really, did you have to put this on here??
Is it big enough to swim in?
Awww i remeber conducting my sba research at Glasse two years ago. . indeed a sight to see
well scholar if u did research on this phenomenon, then please edify the readers.
So beautiful….I’ve got to visit there!