Evening light made it more red.
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Part 2: Where was I standing when I took the photos?
Parking area for vantage point.
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Mystery landform from a different location ... and not so red.
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Know the answer(s)? – please add a Comment below. And if you’re in the area – do visit this incredible feature! For me, seeing it “live” was truly mind-blowing.
***UPDATE*** It's Comb Ridge in southeast Utah, viewed from Salvation Knoll on Cedar Mesa. Thanks to Ron Schott for figuring it out ... I was worried! More info in upcoming post.
***UPDATE*** It's Comb Ridge in southeast Utah, viewed from Salvation Knoll on Cedar Mesa. Thanks to Ron Schott for figuring it out ... I was worried! More info in upcoming post.
Would love to know ;-) I haven't driven or travelled widely enough to even guess...!
ReplyDeleteAmy ... the geologists are finding this one challenging too, I am a bit surprised
DeleteIs it part of the flank of the Waterpocket Fold?
ReplyDeleteClose ... really close! Thanks for the Comment, hope things are well.
DeleteGrand Staircase-Escalante National Monument?
ReplyDeleteVery close! But further east. Thanks for the Comment.
DeleteWe're facing W to WNW toward the Waterpocket Fold from one of the lowest flanks of the southern portion of the Henry Mountains. Looks like Boulder Mountain and Thousand Lakes Mountain in the distance. Nice photo! Tricky!
ReplyDeleteJack, you are so close! It's the next monocline south, Comb Ridge. Sorry to be so tricky. I was starting to think too tricky but then Ron Schott got it.
DeleteComb Ridge from Salvation Knoll
ReplyDeleteExactly! Thanks, Ron, you saved the day.
Delete:-)
DeleteSo is that Mule Canyon on the left side of the first pic and lower-left corner of the second?
ReplyDeleteLynn, you may be right. I don't know the area well, but that is Cedar Mesa and looking in the right direction.
DeleteAh, good to know someone solved it. I don't know the area well enough to ID the landforms, I was going to say part of the Painted Desert, but that would be too far south ofyou, right? In any case, what stunning views!
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