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  1. This GigaPan illustrates the Yellowstone River eroding down through a series of sediments and lava flows that have filled its valley in the last two million years. The prominent columnar jointed lava flows across the canyon are about 2 million years old and sandwich a layer of probable glacial till. The light was gre...

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  2. Looking at the Tetons across Taggart Lake (Grand Teton is the tallest peak visible - on the left). Just a beautiful day for a short hike and a nice view.

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  3. Exposed in a roadcut along the Firehole Canyon drive, these lahar deposits are rich in obsidian and rhyolitic clasts which are derived from post-caldera rhyolite domes.

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  4. A close-up of the cliff on Tracy Island (tinyurl.com/m3f8ap Will open in a new tab or window). It may be black marl according to "I'm no geologist" cmlbath.

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

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  6. The Fossil Forest lies on a bench in the cliffs just east of Lulworth Cove. It is located within the Lulworth Army Ranges and is therefore only opne during school holidays and most, but not all weekends. This is the second gigapan image of the site as it shows some features better than the location just a little furth...

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

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  8. I just missed the chance to get a bald eagle flying through this shot. Not that the geology is lacking in interesting detail, but I'm just saying, the eagle would have been a nice touch.

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  9. Do you think there's a shallow magma chamber here?

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  10. 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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