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I haven't posted on here in a long time ... I don't know why, I love this site. I've actually been using it for my class. Maybe this will get me posting again.At the recommendation of @bedform on Twitter...
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Near Plush, Oregon: Some wacky wetlands with complex array of pluvial lake shorelines, lunettes, blowouts, dune fields, and much more water than usual. Also, a couple of hyge landslides with impressive...
Interesting choice of path of least resistance, no?
I did move from Nevada, but still have to fly over it every now and then. This was a particularly good day for photos from the plane.
There are numerous forms of karst processes on the Colorado Plateau in northern AZ including breccia pipes, shallow or surficial karst/cave formation, and salt karst. While breccia pipes have been in...
One of the most densely developed, nearly ideally shaped alluvial fans that I have yet come across...Nice to see that the road and street alignment is concordant with the radial geometry of the fan...
A stellar example of adaptive management...at least as far as I am concerned. The pattern of agricultural fields aligned on the marginal segment of this large alluvial fan in NE Iran is startlingly...
Now that's pathological. Parts of the Upper Midwest are disappearing under spring floods. The Red River of the North is at major flood stage, again, and the Minnesota River flood crest is moving downstream...
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