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  1. At the foot of Mount Morrison yet still 7,850 feet above sea level.

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  2. Convict Lake: Mono County, CA. Two rows with 13 total images. 3 shot bracket for each frame. Left uncropped to expose the panoramic elements.

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  3. Located in Hot Springs, South Dakota, the Mammoth Site is the site of 27000 year old sinkhole and hot springs. Mammoths (mostly Columbian, but a couple of Woolly Mammoths too) occasionally wandered into the sinkhole and became stuck in the mud and unable to escape. As a consequence many mammoth skeletons were preserv...

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  4. What does the inside of a hot spring deposit look like? Berti and Edi know!

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  5. Mammoth Hot Springs area, as seen from Upper Terraces. Mammoth Hotel complex on the left; Fort Yellowstone buildings on the right. October 16, 2008. 36 images with Canon SX110 and Gigapan.

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  6. Overview of the southeast side of the hot spring complex.

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  7. This view looking towards the Lower Terraces comprising Minerva Terrace, Cleopatra Terrace, Mound & Jupiter Terraces, New Blue Spring, Canary Spring and Palette Spring with the 11m high "Liberty Cap", estimated to be 2,500 years old, in the foreground.

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  8. After the snowstorm shortened our field trip, we decided to adjourn to the Amherst College Geology Museum - an excellent alternative, as it turned out.

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  9. This is one of the few springs that had good colors and was readily accessible on my visit. If you look closely there's even a spot where you can see yellow water spoting from the spring.

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        August 23, 2009
        Date Taken
        July 27, 2009
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