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FEATURE (Category: Americas | USA | autumn | hiking | naturereserves)
Utah/Arizona: in Search of the Wave
Utah/Arizona: in Search of the Wave
Deep in the heart of the Colorado plateau the Vermillion Cliffs Wilderness Area begins. An inaccessible and breathtakingly beautiful area. This is where we start our search for The Wave: the best-kept trekking secret of the USA. Read excerpts of this feature.
[USA.UTAH 7716]
'Balls everywhere.'
Balls of layered sandstone above the Paria Canyon. They may be of micro-organic origin, dating from the Jurassic era.
'Balls everywhere.'
Balls of layered sandstone above the Paria Canyon. They may be of micro-organic origin, dating from the Jurassic era.
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'Balls everywhere.'
Balls of layered sandstone above the Paria Canyon. They may be of micro-organic origin, dating from the Jurassic era.](http://paulsmit.smugmug.com/photos/106652498_6tfCZ-L.jpg "Smit & Palarczyk > [USA.UTAH 7716]
'Balls everywhere.'
Balls of layered sandstone above the Paria Canyon. They may be of micro-organic origin, dating from the Jurassic era.")
[USA.UTAH 7716]
'Balls everywhere.'
Balls of layered sandstone above the Paria Canyon. They may be of micro-organic origin, dating from the Jurassic era.
'Balls everywhere.'
Balls of layered sandstone above the Paria Canyon. They may be of micro-organic origin, dating from the Jurassic era.
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