Notice
the dropoff on the road. Guard rails didn't always exist either.
Black
Canyon of the Gunnison National Park. Notice the pegmatite intrusions
in the rock face. That "tiny" river below had a flow rate while
we were there of about 600 cfs (cubic feet per second). During the spring
floods, it can reach 12,000 cfs.
This
midsized bush is called an Apache Plume.
This
little guy wandered through all the campsites eating the green grass.
He was very camera shy but hadn't seen me yet.
Garden
of the Gods in Colorado.
This
formation called oil shale stone is responsible for some of our oil related
products. Below is what it looks like from a distance.
