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Odin Valley, Antarctica by Zbigniew Malolepszy

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Zbigniew Malolepszy Zbigniew Malolepszy
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0.06 Gigapixels
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Date added
July 30, 2010
Date taken
January 22, 2010
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In the Odin Valley, one of the hanging valleys of the Asgard Range. The western wall (light one) of the valley is formed by Devonian sandstone of Beacon formation. Oposite, eastern wall (dark) is build of dollerite, an intrusive igneous rock emplaced in older formations in Jurrasic as horizontal sills in the area of Dry Valleys.

Pentax K10D, 18 handheld shots, 360-deg panorama

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