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Monday in Nature, 7 December 2020


DavidTriplett

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Today's kickoff post is if the geological oddity variety. This is just one of an amazing collection of weird erosion features in a spot known as Fantasy Canyon in Uintah County, Utah, about 27 miles south of the town of Vernal. Wind and rain have shaped the soft mudstone here into a seemingly impossible variety of tortured shapes and contours. I would never have imagined this was possible in nature had I not seen it for myself.

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