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This is what happens when you fix exposure and walk away from the robot on a partly cloudy day - a bad idea.
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This is a view of several of our dinosaur quarries from a spot nearby what we call GPS Hill. You can see work progressing in three or four of our quarries, and the beautiful surrounding landscape.
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This is the main quarry at Gore Mountain famous for its huge almandine garnets. The host rock is an amphibolite that experienced granuite or near granulite facies metamorphism. The dark color of the rock comes from the mineral hornblende, which is abundant, along with the red garnet porphyroblasts and less abundant w...
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Shot during one of the sunny interludes during the shooting of www.gigapan.org/gigapans/86334/
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Another detailed panorama of the Gore Mountain Quarry wall shot during a sunny interlude during the shooting of: www.gigapan.org/gigapans/86334/ Also a little more zoom than: www.gigapan.org/gigapans/86338/
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From this vantage point, you can see five of our dinosaur bone quarries: DQ Quarry, Toe Quarry, Stair Quarry, North Quarry, and Rose Quarry.
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Water has filled this abandoned quarry. Since the quarries ceased operation in the 1960's, spots like this became popular for cliffjumping. The local authorities tried to prevent this dangerous pastime by floating telephone poles in the water. These sank and made the situation even more dangerous. As the rope on ...
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