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  1. Awash in a sea of gypsum sand! A heavily travelled sea of gypsum sand...

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  2. ... and you thought Kansas was flat as a pancake.

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        July 19, 2008
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  3. High resolution view of a hillside in the Gypsum Hills, Kansas. Taken from the same spot as www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=6895

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  4. Who passed this way?

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  5. Beautiful white barchan sand dunes, almost as far as the eye can see.

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  6. A hillside in the Gypsum Hills, southwest of Medicine Lodge, Kansas. Permian age redbeds and evaporites are laced with veins and layers of the mineral gypsum (CaSO4*2H2O).

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  7. The cliff is composed of Jurassic Summerville Formation - interlayered shale and gypsum beds. Cutting across this are large veins of hydrothermally remobilized gypsum. On a smaller scale there are many more smaller gypsum veins cutting the entire formation.

  8. Alternating layers of calcite and anhydrite with a few gypsum layers interspersed.

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  9. We hit Devils Tower right after the Badlands, opting to skip stopping at Mt. Rushmore. Mt. Rushmore is an incredible feat of engineering and a great tribute to four undeniable american leaders but not a place I would regret not seeing... Although a bit anti-climatic after being in the Badlands, Devil's Tower was ...

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