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Photographer's Note
The head of the Athabasca Falls is marked by an extensive, wide-ranging concentration of limestone rocks. Limestone is formed of carbonate, sedimentary rocks, often composed, over numerous millennia, of skeletal fragments comprising marine organisms. Almost 10% of all sedimentary rocks are limestone. These Falls offer a clear-cut instance of such geology. Oh, not all of the ice and snow has melted yet. After all, it is only May 12th.
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Copyright: Ken Boulter (Sardonik)
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(1979) - Genre: ÌÅÑÒÀ
- Medium: ÖÂÅÒÍÎÉ
- Date Taken: 2019-05-12
- Categories: ÏÐÈÐÎÄÀ
- Exposure: f/0.7, 30 ñåêóíä
- Âåðñèÿ: Îðèãèíàëüíàÿ âåðñèÿ
- Date Submitted: 2019-07-14 4:06
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