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Paul by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Passage Creek NOT in flood by Callan Bentley
the runner!
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Starling by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Passage Creek NOT in flood by Callan Bentley
Sturnus vulgaris.
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Cristo Rey by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Angular Unconformity, west of El Paso, Texas by Callan Bentley
Summit, with arrow.
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Scale by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Kilbourne Hole, detail B by Callan Bentley
10 centimeters on the meter stick
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Debris piled up by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Passage Creek in flood by Callan Bentley
on the upstream side of the fence.
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Cant get across by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Passage Creek in flood by Callan Bentley
Oh well...
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Starlings by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Passage Creek in flood by Callan Bentley
Two European starlings, Sturnus vulgaris
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Alteration by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Cristo Rey: Mesilla Valley Formation - contact with Campus Andesite by Callan Bentley
Hydrothermal (?) alteration (staining of black shale to white) along a fracture system oriented orthogonally to bedding within the Mesilla Valley Formation.
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Critter hole by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Kilbourne Hole, detail E by Callan Bentley
Wasp? Beetle?
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Ashy layers by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Kilbourne Hole, detail E by Callan Bentley
Lots of fine-bedded ash layers from the pyroclastic surge (ash-flow).
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Lapilli by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Kilbourne Hole, detail E by Callan Bentley
Coarser grained layer, with many concentrically-layered "accretionary" lapilli.
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Vesicular by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Kilbourne Hole, detail E by Callan Bentley
Was this the top of the flow that the block was derived from?
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Blotchy by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Kilbourne Hole, detail E by Callan Bentley
Little clusters of plagioclase?
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High & dry by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Passage Creek in flood by Callan Bentley
The horses are on the next terrace up from the floodplain, and they're happy to be there.
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No go by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Passage Creek in flood by Callan Bentley
This is where the road dips under water level.
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European Starling by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Passage Creek in flood by Callan Bentley
Sturnus vulgaris
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Natural levee by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Passage Creek in flood by Callan Bentley
Slightly above water level as the flood begins to ebb
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1 cm by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Kilbourne Hole, detail E by Callan Bentley
Another sense of scale.
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Scale by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Kilbourne Hole, detail E by Callan Bentley
This is 1 centimeter.
Scale card courtesy of the Virginia Department of Geology and Mineral Resources.0 comments
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Split by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Kilbourne Hole, detail B by Callan Bentley
I swear, I told them not to move!
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H2O bottle by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Kilbourne Hole, detail B by Callan Bentley
But it looks empty.
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Shotgun shells by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Kilbourne Hole, detail B by Callan Bentley
People shoot guns here.
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Climbing ripples by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Kilbourne Hole, detail B by Callan Bentley
in pyroclastic surge deposits
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Marc by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Kilbourne Hole, detail B by Callan Bentley
EPCC / UTEP student who's really into geophysics.
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Jenni by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Kilbourne Hole, detail B by Callan Bentley
UTEP / EPCC student working on GigaPans with Joshua Villalobos.
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Debbie Caskey #2 by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Kilbourne Hole, detail B by Callan Bentley
She moved!
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Joshua Villalobos by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Kilbourne Hole, detail B by Callan Bentley
Geology professor at El Paso Community College.
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Debbie Caskey #1 by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Kilbourne Hole, detail B by Callan Bentley
Geology professor at El Paso Community College.
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Joe by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Kilbourne Hole, detail B by Callan Bentley
A tough hiker and a great guy.
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Basalt by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Kilbourne Hole, detail B by Callan Bentley
The Afton flow, 70 to 80 ka in age.
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Baked! by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Kilbourne Hole, detail B by Callan Bentley
Contact metamorphism from the ash-flow.
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Scale by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Kilbourne Hole, detail B by Callan Bentley
10 centimeters on the meter stick.
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Missing bomb/block by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Kilbourne Hole, detail C by Callan Bentley
A hole, with sedimentary laminations wrapping around it.
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Lapilli layer by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Kilbourne Hole, detail C by Callan Bentley
Some of these lapilli have concentric zonation, indicating their accretionary nature.
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Cross-bedding by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Kilbourne Hole, detail C by Callan Bentley
in surge (ash-flow) deposits.
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Vesicles by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Kilbourne Hole, detail C by Callan Bentley
Some volcano was pretty gassy when it popped off this eruption.
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Scale by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Kilbourne Hole, detail C by Callan Bentley
10 centimeters on a 1-meter stick.
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Scale by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Kilbourne Hole, detail D by Callan Bentley
pencil with 1-cm black bars along the side.
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Contact by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Cristo Rey: Mesilla Valley Formation - contact with Campus Andesite by Callan Bentley
Mesilla Valley Formation (sedimentary rocks: sandstone and shale layers) on the left; Campus Andesite (igneous rocks of the Cristo Rey laccolith) on the right.
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Cleavage fan by Callan Bentley from the GigaPan Cristo Rey: Buda Formation - folds and faults by Callan Bentley
"spraying out" from the fold hinge region.
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