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This is Valley of Fire State Park. It derives its name from the red
sandstone formation created from shifting sand dunes during the age of the dinosaurs, 150
million years ago. We arrived here late in the afternoon, which was great for taking
pictures, but didn't leave us enough time to do some hiking. Next time. |
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The truck helps put the formations in scale. |
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Ron climbs a rock wall. |
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Val, in her camouflage red-dirt-shirt, stalks a wild rock. |
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Ron at the top. |
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A valley in between formations. |
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Interesting formations. |
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A very big wall. |
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Happy 10th anniversary! |
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