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White Sands in the Tularosa Basin Date:

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Rock wall at the North Coyote Buttes Date:

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White Sands in the Tularosa Basin Date:

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White Sands in the Tularosa Basin Date:

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Detail of a rock wall at the North Coyote Buttes Date:

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Beautiful red and yellow striated Navajo sandstone at the North Coyote Buttes Date:

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White Sands in the Tularosa Basin Date:

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Beautiful red and yellow striated Navajo sandstone at the North Coyote Buttes Date:

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A Balanced Rock is created by softer rock which erodes away, leaving overhangs of hard rock. Date:

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Valley of the Gods, Utah, USA. Date:

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Beautiful red and yellow striated Navajo sandstone at the North Coyote Buttes Date:

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Beautiful red and yellow striated Navajo sandstone at the North Coyote Buttes. Date:

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Valley of the Gods, Utah, USA. Date:

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Rock engraving probably of Anazasi origin in the Mystery Valley, which is a side valley of the Monument Valley. Date:

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Yei Bi Chei and Totem Pole (on the right) rock formations in the southeastern part of the Monument Valley Date:

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Sandstone buttes and pinnacles Date:

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sandstone buttes and pinnacles of rock in the Monument Valley, seen from the North Window. Date:

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Rock formation in the Monument Valley Date:

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Erosion - Toadstool, also called Hoodoo, in the Paria River Rimrock area near the US-89 highway. Date:

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West Mitten, East Mitten and Merrick Butte Date:

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West Mitten Butte (on the left) and Merrick Butte Date:

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West Mitten Butte Date:

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Erosion - Toadstools, also called Hoodoos, in the Paria River Rimrock area near the US-89 highway. Date:

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Erosion - Toadstools, also called Hoodoos, in the Paria River Rimrock area near the US-89 highway. Date:

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Erosion - Toadstools, also called Hoodoos, in the Paria River Rimrock area near the US-89 highway Date:

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Copper Ore Date:

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Erosion - toadstools, also called Hoodoos, in the Paria River Rimrock area near the US-89 highway Date:

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Sandstone rock in the Upper Antelope Canyon, probably the most famous "slot canyon" in the Southwest. Date:

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USA - Grand Canyon with Colorado River Date:

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View of the eastern Grand Canyon from Desert View at the South Rim Date:

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View of the Grand Canyon from the Rim Trail at the South Rim Date:

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View of the Grand Canyon from Hermit Road (West Rim Drive) at the South Rim. Date:

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Erosion by water created this sequence of little pools in the sandstone Date:

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Pinnacles of limestone rock (so-called hoodoos) and eroding fins Date:

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Pinnacles of limestone rock (so-called hoodoos) and eroding fins Date:

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Pinnacles of limestone rock (so-called hoodoos) and eroding fins Date:

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Pinnacles of limestone rock (so-called hoodoos) and eroding fins Date:

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Pinnacles of limestone rock (so-called hoodoos) and eroding fins Date:

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Pinnacles of limestone rock (so-called hoodoos) and eroding fins in the spectacular Bryce Amphitheatre Date:

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Pinnacles of limestone rock (so-called hoodoos) and eroding fins Date:

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Pinnacles of limestone rock (so-called hoodoos) and eroding fins Date:

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Landscape Arch is the longest sandstone rock sculpture in the Arches National Park, measuring 306 feet from base to base. Date:

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Pinnacles of limestone rock (so-called hoodoos) and eroding fins Date:

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Pinnacles of limestone rock (so-called hoodoos) and eroding fins Date:

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Pinnacles of limestone rock (so-called hoodoos) and eroding fins Date:

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Pinnacles of limestone rock (so-called hoodoos) and eroding fins Date:

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USA - The sandstone rock sculpture of South Window. Date:

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USA - The sandstone rock sculpture of North Window and South Window Date:



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