The Coral Pink Sand Dunes in southern Utah. The dunes are made of red Navaho sandstone and home to yucca plants, toads, and kangaroo rats, which apparently never drink water, but consume all of their moisture by eating plants and seeds. The grains of sand making up the dunes are uniformly small, so the sand has a lovely, smooth, cohesive feel.
Friday, May 20, 2011
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
On the Hermit's Rest Trail in the Grand Canyon, AZ. Yucca plants, cactus, and lizards lined the trail.
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