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66567 is seen at Lower Basildon with the 4M61 1254 Southampton to Trafford Park liner on 23rd July 2012
Silver Creek Falls State Park
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This is one of my dream photo expeditions, the shapes and colors of sandstone in a little crevice in the desert outside Page, Arizona, Lower Antelope Canyon. My sister and I made the trip 120 feet down ladders with other visitors from all over the globe. The tour is about two hours and is simply amazing, The Navajo guide said a sheep fell in the crevice in the early 1900s and a little girl daughter of the farmer went down to look for it and that is when they discovered the what is called a "Slot Canyon". It is possible there are many more, but this one so close to Lake Powell was formed by water run off which over the years has shaped the sandstone to the colors and curves it has today.
Brown Pelicans
Grand Isle, Louisiana
Lower Jefferson Parish
Grand Isle is a barrier island in Louisiana formed by erosion of a former Mississippi River delta at the mouth of Bayou Lafourche and subsequent north-eastward transport of eroded sands. A sand spit formed, and after it broke off from the mainland, Grand Isle was formed. The island has followed a pattern of realignment characterized by natural erosion along its western half and accretion on its eastern half. The west end of the island is barely above sea level and thus frequently subject to over- wash in which extensive silty sand deposits wash across the island A complex of low beach ridges forms much of the island, along with higher
cheniers that are colonized by live oak trees. The back-barrier zone is dominated by frequently inundated saltmarshes.
A fishing community became established on the island in the late 1700s, right at that nodal point between reaches of shoreline erosion and shoreline accretion.