The eternal struggle between rocks and their mortal enemies, plants, continues in the battleground of Providence Canyon, GA.
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THE DYNAMIC EARTH: A BLOG ABOUT GEOLOGY AND THE EARTH SCIENCES
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- Eric
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2 comments:
Why is the rock two different colors on either side of the tree?
I think that's stratigraphic; the cretaceous sandstones in these parts are either tan-yellow or that weird purple.
Alternatively, the tree is really really really squeezing the hell out of that rock, and it is out of breath.
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