My Best Shot -- Cannon Beach, Oregon

Mark Lewis, of <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PLGEO100100405040000" title="Leesburg" href="/topic/us/florida/lake-county-%28florida%29/leesburg-PLGEO100100405040000.topic">Leesburg</a>, took this photo of Haystack Rock at sunset while visiting Cannon Beach, Oregon with his parents. The rock is a 235-foot sea stack, or geological land formation, often consisting of vertical columns. At low tide, the rock is accessible by foot. Haystack is located about 80 miles west of Portland.

( Courtesy of Mark Lewis )

Mark Lewis, of Leesburg, took this photo of Haystack Rock at sunset while visiting Cannon Beach, Oregon with his parents. The rock is a 235-foot sea stack, or geological land formation, often consisting of vertical columns. At low tide, the rock is accessible by foot. Haystack is located about 80 miles west of Portland.

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