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I just took these two photos.My apologies for stealing Dave's subject line:
This photo showcases Navajo Peak (on the left). For all you Geology guys it's a vent facies. The LONG peak on the right is Banded Peak.
This photo shows Chama Peak on the right (part of Banded Peak is on the left). Chama Peak is three peaks but the named one is in the middle and it's just over 12,000 feet high.
You are looking at The Continential Divide. I'm on the GOOD side (the west)!
Rich
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/05/2014 06:06PM by Rich Muth.
This photo showcases Navajo Peak (on the left). For all you Geology guys it's a vent facies. The LONG peak on the right is Banded Peak.
This photo shows Chama Peak on the right (part of Banded Peak is on the left). Chama Peak is three peaks but the named one is in the middle and it's just over 12,000 feet high.
You are looking at The Continential Divide. I'm on the GOOD side (the west)!
Rich
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/05/2014 06:06PM by Rich Muth.
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