Sand Dune Arch
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That is one gorgeous shot. I do hope you have it printed quite large on metal in your house!
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Cany143
Loc: SE Utah
MTDesigns wrote:
Great shot. Where is it?
Sand Dune Arch is one of over 2,000 natural sandstone arches in.... Arches National Park. It's a popular stopping point for park visitors --those who might have limited time, limited mobility, and parents with children in particular-- since its one of the most accessible arches in the park. A short trail (about 150 yards) over flat sandy soil leads to the arch, situated between two narrow sandstone 'fins'.
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Cany143
Loc: SE Utah
tcthome wrote:
Nice! You think water runs thru there from time to time?
No, not really. Arches are formed by very different forces than those that produce bridges.
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