Mini Hoodoos on a Flow

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    Yahoo! Editorial, Mika Ha, wyojones (Finally Back After A Month Away), Hochulia, and 58 other people added this photo to their favorites.

    1. mtlicq 9 months ago | reply

      Brainmatter

    2. Tuwana M 9 months ago | reply

      I like this.

    3. 33dollars 9 months ago | reply

      I like this too.
      I have no way of knowing how something a rather this is.
      Nature, its so repetitive.
      And if they found this on Mars?
      Oh a oh.....

    4. cathimc 9 months ago | reply

      WOW. Alls I can say......

    5. ladigue_99 9 months ago | reply

      wonderful!

    6. Colette Wood 9 months ago | reply

      Fab. would love to know more about this!
      Colette

    7. Jason Haley 9 months ago | reply

      Nice!

    8. Caroletn 9 months ago | reply

      Oh WOW!

    9. Trudy LeDoux 9 months ago | reply

      Cool! How does this hoodoo emerge from the flow?

    10. kaitlynmcfarland04 9 months ago | reply

      come to my flickr

    11. tcorey1425 9 months ago | reply

      Thank you everyone for the Fav's and nice comments.

      This formation occurs when the softer white sandstone erodes away and leaves the harder more denser sandstone as a cap rock. These happened to be mini versions.

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