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Shadow on the eponymic white rocks of the Tule Valley, November 2009
Shadow on the eponymic white rocks of the Tule Valley, November 2009
(view west, beyond Sevier Lake)-Arc-shaped south Tule Valley section, (Confusion Range to west, House Range to east); north Tule Valley, at horizon, p
(view west, beyond Sevier Lake)-Arc-shaped south Tule Valley section, (Confusion Range to west, House Range to east); north Tule Valley, at horizon, photo right, February 2011
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Notch Peak, from the canyon below the notch
Notch Peak, from the canyon below the notch
An intrusion (Notch Peak monzonite) inter-fingers (partly as a dike) with highly metamorphosed host rock (Cambrian carbonate rocks). From the canyon b
An intrusion (Notch Peak monzonite) inter-fingers (partly as a dike) with highly metamorphosed host rock (Cambrian carbonate rocks). From the canyon below the notch, near Notch Peak.
Notch Peak as seen from the southwest on the Tule Valley floor.
Notch Peak as seen from the southwest on the Tule Valley floor.
Notch Peak sunset.
Notch Peak sunset.