Kathy took most of the photos.
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Kathy took most of the photos.
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Kathy does an awesome job at the photo taking!
Paul Zimmermann
LSRM-A
Garland, Texas
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My daughter has a Masters of Science in Geology, she would really enjoy these photos. This one in particular is really cool!
Paul Zimmermann
LSRM-A
Garland, Texas
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I think it shows the rock eroding away to reveal a giant dinosaur tail! That's my best guess.Originally Posted by Paul Z
John Evens
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Given the likelyhood that the area was once covered in water I would actually venture to guess that it is actually a sea serpant.
Eddie
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I concur, it was probably a huge Alligator from the age of Dinosaurs.Given the likelyhood that the area was once covered in water I would actually venture to guess that it is actually a sea serpant.
Eddie
Actually the Arbuckle mountains in Oklahoma have some similar rock formations, only they are not that close together and so well defined.
Paul Zimmermann
LSRM-A
Garland, Texas
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Looking at these formations on our planet, it is no wonder that we see strange formations on other planets, such as Mars, and conclude there was intelligent life there... maybe... maybe not... who knows.
Ralph
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