A sandstone formation in Arches National Park.
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A sandstone formation in Arches National Park.
A panorama of Arches National Park. A snowstorm is gathering in the distance on the right.
A panorama of Arches National Park. A snowstorm is gathering in the distance on the right.
A mesa near Canyonlands National Park in lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management.
A mesa near Canyonlands National Park in lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management.
A panorama of Shafer Canyon, one of the many sandstone canyons in Canyonlands National Park.
A panorama of Shafer Canyon, one of the many sandstone canyons in Canyonlands National Park.
The south rim of Shafter Canyon, one of the many sandstone canyons in Canyonlands National Park.
The south rim of Shafter Canyon, one of the many sandstone canyons in Canyonlands National Park.
The north rim of Shafter Canyon, one of the many sandstone canyons in Canyonlands National Park.
The north rim of Shafter Canyon, one of the many sandstone canyons in Canyonlands National Park.
The north rim of Shafter Canyon, one of the many sandstone canyons in Canyonlands National Park.
The north rim of Shafter Canyon, one of the many sandstone canyons in Canyonlands National Park.
Detail of the wind and water-weathered sandstone that forms the Beehive Formation in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park
Detail of the wind and water-weathered sandstone that forms the Beehive Formation in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park
A sandstone formation known as a Beehive in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. This formation occurs from wind and water erosion.
A sandstone formation known as a Beehive in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. This formation occurs from wind and water erosion.
A sandstone formation known as a Beehive in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. This formation occurs from wind and water erosion.
A sandstone formation known as a Beehive in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. This formation occurs from wind and water erosion.
A sandstone formation in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. The different colors in the rock result from different impurities in the sandstone, such as iron, sulfur, and magnesium.
A sandstone formation in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. The different colors in the rock result from different impurities in the sandstone, such as iron, sulfur, and magnesium.
A sandstone formation in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. The different colors in the rock result from different impurities in the sandstone, such as iron, sulfur, and magnesium.
A sandstone formation in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. The different colors in the rock result from different impurities in the sandstone, such as iron, sulfur, and magnesium.
A sandstone formation in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. The different colors in the rock result from different impurities in the sandstone, such as iron, sulfur, and magnesium.
A sandstone formation in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. The different colors in the rock result from different impurities in the sandstone, such as iron, sulfur, and magnesium.
A sandstone formation in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. The different colors in the rock result from different impurities in the sandstone, such as iron, sulfur, and magnesium.
A sandstone formation in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. The different colors in the rock result from different impurities in the sandstone, such as iron, sulfur, and magnesium.
A sandstone formation known as a Beehive in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. This formation occurs from wind and water erosion.
A sandstone formation known as a Beehive in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. This formation occurs from wind and water erosion.
A sandstone formation known as a Beehive in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. This formation occurs from wind and water erosion.
A sandstone formation known as a Beehive in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. This formation occurs from wind and water erosion.
A sandstone formation known as a Beehive in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. This formation occurs from wind and water erosion.
A sandstone formation known as a Beehive in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. This formation occurs from wind and water erosion.
A sandstone formation known as a Beehive in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. This formation occurs from wind and water erosion.
A sandstone formation known as a Beehive in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. This formation occurs from wind and water erosion.
A sandstone formation known as a Beehive in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. This formation occurs from wind and water erosion.
A sandstone formation known as a Beehive in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. This formation occurs from wind and water erosion.
A sandstone formation in the Valley of Fire, a Nevada state park.
A sandstone formation in the Valley of Fire, a Nevada state park.
A sandstone formation in the Valley of Fire, a Nevada state park.
A sandstone formation in the Valley of Fire, a Nevada state park.
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A sandstone formation in Arches National Park.
A sandstone formation in Arches National Park.
A panorama of Arches National Park. A snowstorm is gathering in the distance on the right.
A panorama of Arches National Park. A snowstorm is gathering in the distance on the right.
A mesa near Canyonlands National Park in lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management.
A mesa near Canyonlands National Park in lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management.
A panorama of Shafer Canyon, one of the many sandstone canyons in Canyonlands National Park.
A panorama of Shafer Canyon, one of the many sandstone canyons in Canyonlands National Park.
The south rim of Shafter Canyon, one of the many sandstone canyons in Canyonlands National Park.
The south rim of Shafter Canyon, one of the many sandstone canyons in Canyonlands National Park.
The north rim of Shafter Canyon, one of the many sandstone canyons in Canyonlands National Park.
The north rim of Shafter Canyon, one of the many sandstone canyons in Canyonlands National Park.
The north rim of Shafter Canyon, one of the many sandstone canyons in Canyonlands National Park.
The north rim of Shafter Canyon, one of the many sandstone canyons in Canyonlands National Park.
Detail of the wind and water-weathered sandstone that forms the Beehive Formation in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park
Detail of the wind and water-weathered sandstone that forms the Beehive Formation in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park
A sandstone formation known as a Beehive in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. This formation occurs from wind and water erosion.
A sandstone formation known as a Beehive in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. This formation occurs from wind and water erosion.
A sandstone formation known as a Beehive in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. This formation occurs from wind and water erosion.
A sandstone formation known as a Beehive in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. This formation occurs from wind and water erosion.
A sandstone formation in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. The different colors in the rock result from different impurities in the sandstone, such as iron, sulfur, and magnesium.
A sandstone formation in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. The different colors in the rock result from different impurities in the sandstone, such as iron, sulfur, and magnesium.
A sandstone formation in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. The different colors in the rock result from different impurities in the sandstone, such as iron, sulfur, and magnesium.
A sandstone formation in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. The different colors in the rock result from different impurities in the sandstone, such as iron, sulfur, and magnesium.
A sandstone formation in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. The different colors in the rock result from different impurities in the sandstone, such as iron, sulfur, and magnesium.
A sandstone formation in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. The different colors in the rock result from different impurities in the sandstone, such as iron, sulfur, and magnesium.
A sandstone formation in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. The different colors in the rock result from different impurities in the sandstone, such as iron, sulfur, and magnesium.
A sandstone formation in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. The different colors in the rock result from different impurities in the sandstone, such as iron, sulfur, and magnesium.
A sandstone formation known as a Beehive in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. This formation occurs from wind and water erosion.
A sandstone formation known as a Beehive in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. This formation occurs from wind and water erosion.
A sandstone formation known as a Beehive in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. This formation occurs from wind and water erosion.
A sandstone formation known as a Beehive in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. This formation occurs from wind and water erosion.
A sandstone formation known as a Beehive in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. This formation occurs from wind and water erosion.
A sandstone formation known as a Beehive in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. This formation occurs from wind and water erosion.
A sandstone formation known as a Beehive in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. This formation occurs from wind and water erosion.
A sandstone formation known as a Beehive in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. This formation occurs from wind and water erosion.
A sandstone formation known as a Beehive in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. This formation occurs from wind and water erosion.
A sandstone formation known as a Beehive in the Valley of Fire Nevada State Park. This formation occurs from wind and water erosion.
A sandstone formation in the Valley of Fire, a Nevada state park.
A sandstone formation in the Valley of Fire, a Nevada state park.
A sandstone formation in the Valley of Fire, a Nevada state park.
A sandstone formation in the Valley of Fire, a Nevada state park.