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  Canyonlands_20080529_155740_451_2X.jpg - When a layer of permeable rock sits on a denser layer, this can be a result. Water seeping down stops at the dense rock and works its way horizontally, dissolving copper and iron salts along the way. Zion National Park, Utah.  
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When a layer of permeable rock sits on a denser layer, this can be a result. Water seeping down stops at the dense rock and works its way horizontally, dissolving copper and iron salts along the way. Zion National Park, Utah. | Canyonlands_20080529_155740_451_2X.jpg
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