File:Arches National Park aerial Fiery Furnace (cropped).jpg
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| Description | Northern Arches National Park, featuring most of the great stuff you can't drive a normal car to. The corrugated white and red blade-like ridges feature many of great arches best reached on foot. Most of the far grooves are in Devils Garden, and the dark red near grooves are in Fiery Furnace. |
| Date | Taken on 23 August 2013, 09:30 |
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| Author | Doc Searls from Santa Barbara, USA |
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| current | 05:00, 26 March 2014 | | 890 × 718 (667 KB) | Tillman | Cropped version of File:Arches National Park aerial Fiery Furnace.jpg using CropTool. |
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