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As a result of the San Andreas Fault’s motion, slabs of pale granite have been exposed and weathered into fantastic formations at the Devil’s Punchbowl. The paler streaks in the center of this image show the punchbowl against the darker rock of the mountains.
La Ponchera del Diablo
Como resultado del movimiento de la Falla de San Andrés, bloques de granito pálido han sido expuestos y erosionados en las fantásticas formaciones de la Ponchera del Diablo. Las vetas más pálidas en el centro de esta imagen muestran la ponchera contra las rocas más oscuras de las montañas
Author: cocoi_m, flickr
Devils Tower National Monument, September 2003
As we were hiking around Devils Tower, we saw a group of climbers ascending Devils Tower. The view at the top must be spectacular.
I work in a consignment store. Sometimes an item comes through that is so strange, magnificent, and/or remarkable that I have to show it to you. This is one of those things. Here's a description I found about it.
"The devil mask captures the essence of the Oruro Carnival. The devil or Supay represents the Andean pre-conquest underworld figure that was lord of the hills and transmogrified by the Christians as the Devil. It has become one of the most popular carnival characters and is uniquely representative of Bolivian folk art."
It is made of tin and appears to be soldered together. It's extremely light in weight and has a thin, foam lining-so it would be comfortable to wear.
Red Devil is a manufacturer of caulking, glazing, sealants and related surface preparation tools for glaziers, painters and masons. They are a privately owned family business with manufacturing facilities in Pryor, Oklahoma. The company is currently headquartered in Pryor, Oklahoma.
The company was founded as Smith & Hemenway Company, in 1872 by Landon P. Smith and John Francis Hemenway in Hill, New Hampshire. The company manufactured the "Woodward Wizard", patented by Frank R. Woodward in 1875, for cutting glass. During a trip to Sweden Smith, heard a blacksmith call sparks "those little red devils" and he named the tool after that phrase.
In 1926 Landon P. Smith bought John Francis Hemenway's shares in the company and Hemenway retired.
In 1932, general manager George Ludlow Lee, Sr. acquired Vesco Tools Company's line of wood scrapers.
In the 1950s George Ludlow Lee, Sr. became chairman of the board.
In 1963 George Ludlow Lee, Jr. acquired Schalk Chemical Company adding adhesives and cleaners to the companies product line.
Wikipedia Quote
Devil Falls is a 20' tall, two tiered waterfall on Finney Creek that finishes with a plunge into a gorgeous, deep pool of green water.