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mudcracks and dune sand, Death Valley, CA
Dessication cracks in lake bed deposit surrounded by sand dunes, Death Valley National Park, California. (181109-41)
Download ImageSand dunes and wind ripples
Sand dunes and wind ripples, Death Valley, California. (181109-33)
Download ImageCreosote bush and sand dunes.
Creosote bush and sand dunes, Death Valley National Park, California. (181109-31)
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Sand dune, Death Valley, California.
Sand dune, Death Valley National Park, California (181109-7)
Download ImageFlood damage on highway, SE California
Flash flood damage on desert highway, Death Valley, California (181108-60)
Download ImageFlood damage on highway, SE Cal (vertical)
Flash flood damage on desert highway, Death Valley, California (181108-58)
Download ImageFlood damage on highway, SE California
Flash flood damage on desert highway, Death Valley, California (181108-56)
Download ImageFlood damage on highway, SE California
Flash flood damage on desert highway, Death Valley, California (181108-53)
Download ImageTravertine deposit in limestone
Travertine deposit in limestone, US quarter for scale. (181108-48)
Download ImageFlood damage on highway, SE California
Flash flood damage on desert highway, Death Valley, California (181108-44)
Download ImageFlood damage on highway, SE California
Flash flood damage on desert highway, Death Valley, California (181108-39)
Download ImageFlood damage on highway, SE California
Flash flood damage on desert highway, Death Valley, California (181108-24)
Download ImageFlood damage on highway, SE Cal (vertical)
Flash flood damage on desert highway, Death Valley, California (181108-15)
Download ImageDust storm and sun, SE Cal
Dust storm and sun in desert, Death Valley National Park, California. (181108-11)
Download ImageGlacial tarn, Sierra Nevada, California
Lake, filling a small glacially eroded cirque in granitic rock of the Sierra Nevada, (181107-87)
Download ImageOrthoclase megacrysts in granodiorite (vertical)
Orthoclase megacrysts stand out in relief in granodiorite because they are less susceptible to chemical weathering than the finer crystals. (181107-36)
Download ImageOrthoclase megacrysts in granodiorite (vertical)
Orthoclase feldspar megacrysts stand out in relief in granodiorite because they are less susceptible to chemical weathering than the finer crystals. (181107-21)
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Orthoclase megacrysts in granodiorite
Orthoclase feldspar megacrysts stand out in relief in granodiorite because they are less susceptible to chemical weathering than the finer crystals. (181107-6)
Download ImageBristlecone Pine, White Mountains, California
Bristlecone Pine in subalpine zone of the White Mountains, California (181105-84)
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