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sand falls

sand falls

We have these sand dunes that build up and get broken down over a 75year cycle... and you can see the layers of elemental action going on right here. (It's...
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We have these sand dunes that build up and get broken down over a 75year cycle... and you can see the layers of elemental action going on right here. (It's by the Pistol River, in Southern Oregon...a very windy spot, popular with the Windsurfing community.)

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Feb, 2016

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Awesome! Never saw sand falls before...really cool! :)

Extraordinary shot. Really well done!!

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