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Exploring Unique Rock Formations
Crazy rock formations in Southern England.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ This place really is one of the gems of the a south coast road trip. There’s a bit of the walk down to the beach through some trees, that lulls you into a false sense of security as you get used to the woodland and foliage. But then suddenly you’re on the beach and this awe inspiring and attention grabbing rock formation stands alone.
Things to do in Utah during the weekends in 2021
Utah (ABC4) – Before the existence of COVID-19, the weekends came to us as bright lights of rejuvenation and adventure, but now most would very much argue against it. In this unique era of masks, social distancing, and limited parties it seems as if the weekends are now bland; tasteless, and not worth looking forward […]
Oregon Washington
Around 30 million years ago massive amounts of ash and debris resulting from the eruptions of nearby volcanos filled the caldera and hardened into rock. Smith Rock Tuff–the largest rock formation on the western rim was the outcome, creating massive walls and spires up to 550 feet (Deschutes County, Oregon).
Rock Structures
The Organ Pipes in the Gawler Ranges are an example of columnar jointing, a geological structure where fractures in the rock form columns. Columnar jointing occurs in many types of igneous rocks and forms as the rock cools and contracts. These rhyolite pillars were formed 1500 million years ago when volcanic eruptions produced approximately 30 000km³ of lava. The temperatures reached were exceptionally high causing a highly viscous magma.
Explore The Wave in Vermilion Cliffs
Have you ever dreamt of walking through a real-life masterpiece? The Wave at the Vermilion Cliffs National Monument is a breathtaking sandstone creation that showcases swirling patterns of color in the Arizona wilderness. This stunning rock formation, formed over 190 million years due to wind and water erosion, captivates every adventurer’s soul. With its reddish hues from iron oxide, it feels like you’re stepping into a postcard. Plan ahead though—only 20 permits are given daily. Join the…
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