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This normal fault is part of the Moab Fault, just outside of Arches National Park, Utah. A normal fault is one where the hangingwall moves downward relative to the footwall. This fault is exposed in the road cutting of Highway 191 near the Arches Visitor Center.
Southwest Roadtrip, Day 5
Despite the call for strike action today Greater Anglia seemed able to run most services although some were terminated prematurely due to ‘a member of the train crew being unavailable’. However greater Anglia’s 90010, appears on time as it climbs Bedstead Bank with the 14.30 ex Norwich.
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The three faces of my daughter, Amy.
Shot with a Tachihara 5x4 field camera and some very expired Polaroid 125i instant film.
Normal faulting in Tertiary volcanic tuff deposits, exposed in a road cut along I-40 near Kingman, AZ, USA
"Southern Railway's Normal Depot was completed in time for the dedication of the West Tennessee Normal School on September 10, 1912. A brick Craftsman-style building with a tiled hip roof, it was a commuter station with separate white and "colored" waiting rooms. Baggage of arriving Normal School students was hauled to their dormitories via mule drawn wagon. During World War II, trainloads of wounded personnel arrived at Normal Depot for transport to nearby Kennedy Army Hospital. The Depot was decommissioned in December 1949, purchased by Memphis State College for $200 and dismantled."