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  1. Looking west at the extended "rock scramble" part of the trail up Old Rag Mountain in Shenandoah National Park, Virginia. At the far right in the distance, the summit of the mountain may be observed.

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        April 11, 2011
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        April 09, 2011
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  2. One of the largest plumose structures I can recall seeing in outcrop. Berti and Edi are in there for scale.

  3. A nice example of plumose structure (fine-grained topographic variations that amount to "joint anatomy") on a joint face in sandstone, variably stained by iron oxide. The long vertical "tubes" are drill holes for the blasting of this road-cut. Vetch and mullein and other native West Virginia roadside vegetation may als...

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