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The Racetrack in Death Valley National Park is one of the most interesting and odd places I have been. On this dry lake bed these rocks, some weighing upward of 100+ pounds, carve trenches into the playa as they move sometimes over a mile. This process is still not completely understood and remains a mystery still to today.

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lovely image
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Hello! :iconwavesplz:

Your beautiful work has been featured in my journal--->[link]

Have a great week! :iconwindanceplz:
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`Xerces Mar 1, 2010  Professional Artisan Crafter
Amazing shot! such a lovely angle as well as some intense deep colour. well done :)
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Featured in "Best of Photography - February 2010": [link] .

Congratulations =)
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*porbital Feb 26, 2010   Photographer
I'd like to give a feature to you [link]

Pete
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:iconnarmansk8:
cool thank you!
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~justeline Feb 23, 2010  Professional Photographer
I don't think I'll ever get tired of seeing different versions of that amazing place. Loved this one, the composition is spot on and that sky is a dream!
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:iconzelos22:
awesome. such a fascinating place :). "How the Earth Was Made" recently had a Death Valley episode and talked about this. some geologists think the rocks travel during a rainstorm since the mud there becomes super slick so the rocks slide across. its a natural windtunnel there so the theory is the wind pushes them during a storm. but still, nobody has witnessed it in person =P
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I did see that. It was a great show. I had heard that theory as well before I went out there, but after going out there I am just not sure that is the full story because there are some rocks that are extremely flat and it wouldnt have alot of resistence to the wind. I dont know tho. Thank you :)
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