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   xoxoxoBruce  Thursday Nov 17 09:56 PM

Nov 18th. 2016: Hoodoo, hoodoo you think you're foolin' ?

Hoodoos, in Goblin Valley are strange, but not necessarily supernatural.




I said not necessarily, but who knows?



Who knows for sure.

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Snakeadelic  Friday Nov 18 08:08 AM

Hoodoos are awesome! They're primarily found in 2 types of landscape: sandstone canyons & limestone karst. In both cases, the crazy shapes are caused by faster erosion of softer stone under a cap of more durable stone. There are hoodoos all over the American southwest, some very famous ones in Alberta, and some along I think it's the Volga River in Russia that are limestone.



Happy Monkey  Sunday Nov 20 07:31 PM

From my visit to Tent Rocks in New Mexico:

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glatt  Sunday Nov 20 07:54 PM

Nice



Griff  Wednesday Nov 23 01:43 PM

Too cool.



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