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Amazing Hoodoos |
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Surreal! I found these high on a mountainside deep in the Canadian Rockies. Hoodoos are erosional towers left in place when a hard cap rock (generally a boulder or cobble) protects a column of more erodable sediment beneath. Thus, while the material surrounding the hoodoo is washed away by direct rainfall and surface erosion the hoodoo stands. |
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>>>> I would greatly appreciate your feedback! -
now. Availability of the Images of the Month - if clicking on an image takes you to its own page, then it is available. If you click and nothing happens, then it is not currently available. |
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