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Eric and I have Timed Entry Reservations to this very popular National Park.
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Looking back at US 191 &
the Moab Fault.
About 6 million years ago increasing pressure on the Earth's Crust caused a miles-long break or fault. The west side of the fault, past the highway, is 2,600 feet higher than where Eric and I are standing, on the eastern side of the fault.
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Eric drives while I
take pictures.
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A panoramic view that previews today's visit & Eric's video.
Many of the formations have names.
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Erosion creates otherworldly
formations.
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Different rock strata at Arches
National Park contributes
to the amazing landscape.
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Eric captures my reaction to Arches National Park.
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Millions of years of wind,
rain & snow created these
two Mesas
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Visitors walk to
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Our Selfie with this
beautiful formation.
Visitors climb up into the Double Arch and spend time there. They look so small inside this massive Double Arch.
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Eric & I look down onto
Sedimentary stone formed on top of a Salt Dome. As the stone continued to accumulate the weight of it pressed down on its weak foundation. The Salt Dome collapsed, creating Salt Valley.
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Visitors hike to Delicate Arch.
I took this photo with my
camera's long lens.
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The corkscrew turn from
above as Eric & I descend
from The Park to...
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... the Exit.
Visitors wait in line to
enter Arches National Park.
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