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Impressions from the Colorado River
"When thinking of these rocks one must not conceive of piles of boulders or heaps of fragments, but of a whole land of naked rock, with giant forms carved on it: cathedral-shaped buttes, towering hundreds of thousands of feet, cliffs that cannot be scaled, and canyon walls that shrink the river into insignificance, with vast, hollow domes and tall pinnacles and shafts set on the verge overhead; and all highly colored - buff, gray, red, brown, and chocolate." John Wesley Powell
Der Felsen des Mesa Arch leuchtet im Morgenlicht
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