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  1. A more detailed version of a panorama that I posted yesterday, this one previously failed to properly stitch, but seems to be okay this time.

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  2. Another rangefront panorama...

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  3. When I framed this GigaPan the clouds formed a nice large halo directly centered on Muleshoe Mound. Unfortunately by the time the robot got over to the clouds they had drifted a bit. It's not often I can complain about having too much blue sky. :-P

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  4. Climbers arise and prepare to break camp at the Devils Tower National Monument Campground.

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  5. Three large slabs of sandstone displaying remarkably well preserved interference ripple marks.

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  6. The Lower Mississippian Muleshoe Mound is one of the best studied Waulsortian mounds, a type of bioherm or reef composed largely of lime mud and all sorts of Late Paleozoic critters (crinoids, brachiopods, etc. but not coral).

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  7. Loess is a wind-blown sediment that is predominantly in the clay size range. It makes for very fertile soils and there's a significant portion of western Kansas that has a fairly thick mantling of it. During the Dust Bowl Era this was the Dust.

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  8. From the Devil Canyon overlook, looking north along the main channel of Bighorn Canyon. If I remember the stratigraphy correctly, the top layer of the canyon is formed from the Madison Limestone, which is over 350 million years ago - same age and similar in appearance to the Redwall Limestone that makes up part of t...

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  9. That's the name given to this particular overlook along Rte. 12 in southern Utah. Large expanses of Navajo Sandstone make up the majority of the foreground rocks - these were once (millions of years ago) a vast expanse of sand dunes. The remnants of the dunes are found in structures called cross beds, where layers of...

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  10. The view from the parking lot near the east entrance to Badlands National Park.

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