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Rocks, rocks, and more rocks!
- Thread starter lambertiana
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Fremont Lake, Wind River Range WY
Into the Titcomb Basin, Wind River Range
Hiking in the Titcomb Basin, Wind River Range
Haven't been to a lot of places with cool rocks, but these were pretty good.
Into the Titcomb Basin, Wind River Range
Hiking in the Titcomb Basin, Wind River Range
Haven't been to a lot of places with cool rocks, but these were pretty good.
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For some reason all my decent pictures of rocks are from the road 
Tensleep Canyon, WY
Wind River Canyon, WY
And one of my favorite type of shots....
Tensleep Canyon, WY
Wind River Canyon, WY
And one of my favorite type of shots....
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John Bryant State Park is correct! I usually hike from Yellow Springs (Glen Helen)to Clifton Gorge via John Bryant S.P.
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Wowo very nice . Me like rock!
i would say more of the Escalante, we affectionately call it skyhoopi. aah the canyonlands of DIXIE and the lovely Deseret.
ryan
at the big rock candy mountain.
lambertiana
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Now this is what I was looking for! Keep it up, show more!
And no, I'm not from Hurkin, I grew up in upstate NY. My parents moved to Hurkin a few years ago.
Here are some more pictures, these are from Pinnacles National Monument:
And no, I'm not from Hurkin, I grew up in upstate NY. My parents moved to Hurkin a few years ago.
Here are some more pictures, these are from Pinnacles National Monument:
lambertiana
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Here is a 10' tall boulder by Upper Monarch Lake, Mineral King, Sequoia NP, that looks like it was cut cleanly by a knife:
And to complement my other picture of the east face of the Whaleback in Cloud Canyon, Kings Canyon NP, here is a view from a different angle. Remarkable difference depending on you viewpoint. This one is looking at the narrow end of the Whaleback, so you don't see the long ridge extending behind it.
And to complement my other picture of the east face of the Whaleback in Cloud Canyon, Kings Canyon NP, here is a view from a different angle. Remarkable difference depending on you viewpoint. This one is looking at the narrow end of the Whaleback, so you don't see the long ridge extending behind it.
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John Bryant State Park is correct! I usually hike from Yellow Springs (Glen Helen)to Clifton Gorge via John Bryant S.P.
I've been there a couple times. One time was in April and it was wet and there were all these cool falls coming off the rock face there and ramps growing everywhere.
Last time I was there I saw a bee tree right on the trail:thumbup:
mtnfolk mike
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great pics everyone...
those are some amzing rock formations....
lambertiana- great pics as usual... :thumbup: that place is epic man... it's been quite a while since i've been in that area....
those are some amzing rock formations.... lambertiana- great pics as usual... :thumbup: that place is epic man... it's been quite a while since i've been in that area....
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Wow, small world. I was just there this weekend. Should of gotten a picture of Steamboat Rock and the gorge.