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Water has exposed a swirling pattern in the earth and rock layers here

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7026-kelso-dunes-wilderness.jpg Erosion has exposed a series of small air pockets in one of the earth layers, and a few small bushes grow on up the crestThumbnailsAs I continue my return hike, I notice an old road climbing a hillside, which I didn't notice while hiking up the washErosion has exposed a series of small air pockets in one of the earth layers, and a few small bushes grow on up the crestThumbnailsAs I continue my return hike, I notice an old road climbing a hillside, which I didn't notice while hiking up the washErosion has exposed a series of small air pockets in one of the earth layers, and a few small bushes grow on up the crestThumbnailsAs I continue my return hike, I notice an old road climbing a hillside, which I didn't notice while hiking up the washErosion has exposed a series of small air pockets in one of the earth layers, and a few small bushes grow on up the crestThumbnailsAs I continue my return hike, I notice an old road climbing a hillside, which I didn't notice while hiking up the washErosion has exposed a series of small air pockets in one of the earth layers, and a few small bushes grow on up the crestThumbnailsAs I continue my return hike, I notice an old road climbing a hillside, which I didn't notice while hiking up the wash

One day, I'll have to witness one of the massive flash floods that create this geology in such a dry landscape.