Silty water from recent rain flowing over fluted basalt at Fossil Falls, a Bureau of Land Management Geological Area preserving the site of a major river channel during glacial times of the Pleistocene, Rose Valley, California.

Silty water from recent rain flowing over fluted basalt at Fossil Falls, a Bureau of Land Management Geological Area preserving the site of a major river channel during glacial times of the Pleistocene, Rose Valley, California.
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Image Number: 4332-898Rights ManagedCredit Line:Fred Hirschmann/Hirschmann, Fred/SuperStockCollection:Hirschmann, FredContributor:Fred HirschmannModel Release:NoProperty Release:NoResolution:4229×5310
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