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Crack Off-Width Three Aspects of Skull Rock Left: 330º Below: The Formation Behind Skull Rock 225º 120º SLEEPING INDIAN The form of a woman in repose is visible in the contours of these hills within the military base at 29 Palms. The figure was formed during two de- cades of directing live fire ordinance for defense training. It is only recognizable from points within the restricted zones of the military base. It is con- sidered to be the largest sculpture ever made. SAND GLACIERS These unusual features are the result of prevail- ing winds transporting decomposed rock to the windward escarpment of the Sheephole Moun- tains at the far eastern end of the Morongo Val- ley. The formations advance imperceptively up the mountain slopes. Climber’s Chaulk Marks Indicating: Crater (Tarantula) The Chart to a Source The Celestial River (a Nasal Drip) The Distribution of Oases Seam Right: 34º 07’ 43” N -115º 40’ 57” W Various, Ground holes Depressions Mounds Elevated Holes Modified Shelters All the Gear Required to Climb “Frosty Cone” 5.7 THE UNINTENTIONAL FIELD: ‘The Ox’ THE INTENTIONAL FIELD: CORRUPTION: A Truffle? ACCIDENT MAINTENANCE INTERPRETIVE TAXONOMY FOR THE CALIFORNIA ORIENTE IN THE VICINITY OF JOSHUA TREE Chimney Canyon Nomenclature Progression: BATH This naturally occuring oasis is one of only a few in the region. It has recently been colonized by the Northwesternmost known population of Afri- canized Honeybees. Right: BAIN MAURE J.L. Gerome Left: 836 Frosty Cone 5.7 The Site of an Accident Open Pit Mine With Water Collecting in the Basin North Africa In the Nineteenth Century Cairn
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Crack Off-Width
Three Aspects of Skull Rock
Left:330º
Below:The Formation Behind Skull Rock
225º
120º
SLEEPING INDIAN
The form of a woman in repose is visible in the contours of these hills within the military base at 29 Palms. The figure was formed during two de-cades of directing live fire ordinance for defense training. It is only recognizable from points within the restricted zones of the military base. It is con-sidered to be the largest sculpture ever made.
SAND GLACIERS
These unusual features are the result of prevail-ing winds transporting decomposed rock to the windward escarpment of the Sheephole Moun-tains at the far eastern end of the Morongo Val-ley. The formations advance imperceptively up the mountain slopes.
Climber’s Chaulk Marks Indicating:
Crater (Tarantula) The Chart to a Source The Celestial River (a Nasal Drip)The Distribution of
Oases
Seam
Right:34º 07’ 43” N-115º 40’ 57” W
Various,Ground holesDepressionsMoundsElevated HolesModified Shelters
All the Gear Required to Climb “Frosty Cone” 5.7
THE UNINTENTIONAL FIELD:‘The Ox’
THE INTENTIONAL FIELD: CORRUPTION:
A Truffle?
ACCIDENT
MAINTENANCE
INTERPRETIVETAXONOMY
FOR THE
CALIFORNIAORIENTE
IN THE
VICINITYOF
JOSHUA TREE
Chimney CanyonNomenclature Progression:
BATH
This naturally occuring oasis is one of only a few in the region. It has recently been colonized by the Northwesternmost known population of Afri-canized Honeybees.
Right:BAIN MAUREJ.L. Gerome
Left:836 Frosty Cone 5.7
The Site of an Accident
Open Pit MineWith Water Collecting in the Basin
North AfricaIn the Nineteenth Century
Cairn
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Twentynine Palms Marine Base
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