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Luis Roque

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•The rock

formation was

created by the

san Andréas fault

that is proof that

its going

underground

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The interesting

thing about the rock

structure is it tells

you how long it has

been there and what

years were

extremely dry

compared to the

years that had

droughts.

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•Located at the

Highway 138 and

Interstate 15 junction,

the Mormon Rocks

are visual evidence of

the San Andreas fault

lying beneath the

California surface.

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Cinder hill is a basaltic cinder cone in the Coso Volcanic field near Fossil Falls State Park

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The lava flow

pictured here is

a basaltic lava

flow that gives

you an idea of

how active these

volcanoes used

to be

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Here is some of

the stream bed

that leads to

what was once a

waterfall

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Fossil falls

were formed by

melted glacier

water that

eventually

carved a path

into the rocks

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These holes were

formed when the

running water carved

a path into the rocks

when debris would

break off a small

portion

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The local natives

had they type of

mineral we saw alot

of these next to the

former river

because it would

travel down from

the volcano and the

local tribes would

shape and fashion

them into weapons

to hunt with

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Done by the local

tribe of the coso

region this

Petroglyph is a story

of the big horns in

the region I believe

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These house rings were

used by the local tribes it

served to them as a base

of their homes from when

they would come back

from their migrations

during different seasons

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Mt. Whitney is the

highest elevation in

the entire us at

14,505 ft

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If you see the

“U” Shaped

into the

sierras

Nevada's

these were

cut out by

glaciers

many years

ago

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This lake was

formed in 1872

after a huge

earthquake next to

the lone pine fault

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•At the base in the picture lies the Lone Pine Fault with had an earthquake in 1872 and in which result created Diaz lake

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Here is the plaque to the Japanese interment camp were Japanese citizens were sent during world war two

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I took this picture of the date on the cement that was made by those held at the internment camp in the area that would be a form of a court yard

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In The Right You See Paoha Island And to the left of that you see Negit the volcano island

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If you see the darker portion cut into the mountain side those are the ancient shore lines of mono lake before water was diverted to los Angeles

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Formed by spring water mixing with alkaline from the lake

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Convict lake was formed by a glacier that carved out a path you have the oldest rocks at the very back of the photo covered with snow

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•Warmed up by volcanic lava this is why the hot spring has smoke rising from it

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•The Sheer Size of these knives intrigues me because the amount of time it must of took to make this was tremendous but I suppose what else were the early people going to do for fun.

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•This Radar Dishes Try To communicate with aliens!!

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