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  1. The Paw Paw Tunnel on the C&O Canal exposes some fine geology.

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  2. Just keeping tabs on changes in my space over time.

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  3. Just documenting the changes to my space over the years

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  4. Route 55, West Virginia, has some extraordinary roadcuts in Paleozoic strata along Corridor H. Here's a view of some Devonian redbeds. It's the same scene as this GigaPan: gigapan.com/gigapans/111263 but up about 10 m in perspective.

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  5. Exposed along new Route 55 (Corridor H) in West Virginia between the towns of Baker and Moorefield, here are some Devonian redbeds sloughed off the Acadian Orogeny and dumped along the edge of the Kaskaskia Sea. It's the same scene as this GigaPan: gigapan.com/gigapans/111264 but it's taken from road-level.

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  6. These Devonian beds (part of the Catskill clastic wedge) show some nice "ball and pillow" structure where sands were deposited atop goopy mud. You can see them today in cross-section on the many road-cuts of new Route 55 in West Virginia (Corridor H).

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  7. Spruce Knob is the highest point in the state of West Virginia. Here's the view looking south from the Whispering Pines trail.

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  8. Looking west from the highest point in West Virginia, Spruce Knob. See if you can figure out the direction of the prevailing wind! For another view (to the south), check out this GigaPan: gigapan.com/gigapans/111261

  9. A nice example of plumose structure (fine-grained topographic variations that amount to "joint anatomy") on a joint face in sandstone, variably stained by iron oxide. The long vertical "tubes" are drill holes for the blasting of this road-cut. Vetch and mullein and other native West Virginia roadside vegetation may als...

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  10. This outcrop of the Tuscarora Sandstone arched up along the Hanging Rock Anticline, occurs west of Wardensville, West Virginia, along Corridor H, the new section of Route 55. Perspective is looking along strike to the south/southwest.

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