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A path goes up the east side of Devil's Backbone. Prehistoric fossils are discovered here, too, including an ancient elephant with 5-foot-long tusks now on display at Chicago’s Field Museum.
I needed to patch in the new file server. Just glad I made the cab this tidy when I first put it together
The darker colored rock sticking out is called the Devil's Backbone. It's a dike, made of a lava that is harder (and thus less weathered) than the surrounding rocks.
On our way to Estes Park, we stopped at this open park called Devil's Backbone. It's an interesting formation along a ridge of hills. As you can tell it's quite dry here.
Backbone Rock
This famous Johnson County landmark, Backbone Rock which is known as the world’s shortest tunnel, is a great destination for a day hike. Created in 1901 out of necessity for the railroad to transport timber, a hole was blasted through Backbone Rock. Today, this recreation area provides hiking trails, fishing in Beaverdam Creek, a day use shelter, outdoor grills, primitive restrooms, and a large parking area.
Located inside the Cherokee National Forest, Backbone Rock has been left extremely natural so be sure to use extreme caution when hiking the trails as many of the rock features do not have safety barriers in order to preserve it’s natural beauty.
Backbone Campaign Agit-Pop Amazon Campaign protest against Amazon business practices at Seattle Art Museum
Note the ghost warning in the bottom right corner, and the face in the wall underneath the Budweiser sign.
A weekend drive through northeast Iowa included a stop at Backbone State Park ... the oldest state park in Iowa.
A thoratic vertebra (backbone from the shoulder region) from Xena, the most complete mammoth found at Diamond Valley. She was an adolescent when she died, and her size is impressive for her size: 13 feet at the shoulder! We know she was immature because the ends of her leg bones were had not yet fused.
CAMP ZAMA, Japan - Noncommissioned officers assigned to U.S. Army Japan and I Corps (Forward) defeated their commissioned officer counterparts 9-5 in USARJ's inaugural "NCO versus Officer" softball game June 11, 2015, at Camp Zama, Japan. Organized by Camp Zama's garrison leadership and its Morale, Welfare & Recreation department, the game was one of several social and recreational events celebrating the Army's 240th Birthday. Both teams and their respective fans agreed that the command should host the game every Army Birthday weekend to boost morale, promote physical fitness and encourage friendly banter between the rival ranks.
U.S. Army photos by Sgt. John L. Carkeet IV, U.S. Army Japan
The near white ridge called Lees Backbone. Vermillion cliffs in the background. Near vanished Mormon Wagon Road on red cliffs to the left across the Colorado River.