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Delicate Arch, the most photographed at Arches
National Park. |
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Arches Avenue, incredible sandstone
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Balanced rock, this is not the
Burmese Kyaiktyo, but
not so bad (Arches National Park). |
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When the erosion makes rock so warm
(Arches National Park). |
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Sedona State Park (Arizona) |
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Canyonlands National Park : the beginning of
the story for the Colorado river. |
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Infinite views in 'Islands in the Sky' and
the Green River (Canyonlands National Park) |
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Monument Valley : green after spring rain ! |
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Fantomatic Monument Valley |
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Rock-hiking in Canyonlands National Park (The Needles). |
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'The Needles' (Canyonlands National Park) |
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Red sandstone and white sandstone (Canyonlands
National Park)... |
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... dreaming of sandstones (Canyonlands
National Park). |
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A true maze of canyons (Canyonlands National Park). |
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It rarely rains there, except when Nath' is
coming (Canyonlands
National Park). |
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King Grand Canyon ! |
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Red and Green in the spring... |
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Only sunset reveals its real dimension (Grand
Canyon). |
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You cross deserts to go there, but it is
still a mountain, where winter can replace summer in just one night (Grand
Canyon). |
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Which adds white to the color palette. |
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Bryce Canyon. The Amphitheater. |
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So thin and fragile. |
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Camping in Bryce Canyon in April. |
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Reds, oranges, ocres and whites meet in Bryce Canyon. |
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Horse Shoe Bend on the Colorado river, just
before the entrance of Grand Canyon. |
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Moon shine above Lake Powell. |
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Antelope Canyon. A Navajo Sandstone canyon,
close to Page. So narrow (between 50 cm and 3 meters wide), that the
sun light only gets in for 45 minutes around midday... |
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Antelope Canyon. |
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Carved by a river flowing only every 4 to 5
years ! |
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Zion National Park and the famous 'Narrows'. |
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600 meters of red and grey sandstone polished
by the
Virgin River. |
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And some of the most interesting rock
formations one can see. |
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'Court of the Patriarchs'. |
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Yosemite ? No, Zion ! |
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