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Mount Roraima - Wikipedia
Roraima: 13 interesting facts you didn't know
Located deep in the south east of Venezuela, the most magnificent mountain of the Pakaraima chain of tepuis or plateaus is Mount Roraima. This mountain got their name from from the local Pemon people, "Roroi" means "blue-green" and "mama" "amazing". In Venezuela, Mountain Roraima lies on the...
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WOW! where IS that?
thanks, Tano. i whiffed on that completely...Sweden, if you look above the photos there is the wikipedia link
Tom Kha Gai
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Roraima: 13 interesting facts you didn't know
Located deep in the south east of Venezuela, the most magnificent mountain of the Pakaraima chain of tepuis or plateaus is Mount Roraima. This mountain got their name from from the local Pemon people, "Roroi" means "blue-green" and "mama" "amazing". In Venezuela, Mountain Roraima lies on the...
@Tom Kha Gai
it's you? in vertical climbing
it's you? in vertical climbing
Crowley Lake Columns
Mono County - California - U.S.A
For decades speculative theories of their natural origin were proposed, but no detailed study was conducted.
In 2015 geologists from UC Berkeley concluded that the formations are the result of snowmelt seeping down into volcanic ash from the catastrophic eruption of the Long Valley Caldera, then rising up again as steam. The water deposited erosion-resistant minerals that remained behind as the ash eroded around them. The researchers counted nearly 5,000 such pillars, which appear in groups and vary widely in shape, size, and color over an area of 4,000 acres (1,600 ha). Some of the columns stand erect approximately a foot apart and feature ringed apertures. Others are warped or leaning at various angles, and others are half-submerged and resemble the petrified remains of dinosaur vertebrae.
Tom Kha Gai
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For sure not. I get wet hands just by looking at the pics.
