File:User Mikado282 BLU and RED scoria.png

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User Mikado282 BLU and RED scoria.png

As I hunt through local landscape gravel for curiosities, I rarely find samples that demonstrate that over 55 million years ago, the Kansas River was connected, if indirectly, to Badlands sediments. So, when I found the piece of river-rounded RED scoria, it reminded me of the view of large RED scoria gravel pits across the Santa Fe River valley from Santa Fe.[1] I have a foreshortened mental picture of that landscape from Santa Fe, which reminds me of the view Gray Mann ponders in Blood Brothers.

Then I found this piece of BLU scoria in the local river gravel!

References

  1. Wolfgan E Elston, Summary of the Mineral Resources of Bernalillo, Sandoval, and Santa Fe Counties New Mexico, Bulletin 81, New Mexico State Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources, 1967, (geology map at the end of the pdf).

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current03:16, 18 September 2018Thumbnail for version as of 03:16, 18 September 20182,440 × 1,574 (5.07 MB)Mikado282 (talk | contribs)thumb|right As I hunt through local landscape gravel for curiosities, I rarely find samples that demonstrate that over 55 million years ago, the Kansas River was connected, if indirectly, to [[Badlands (Region)|Badlands...
03:15, 18 September 2018Thumbnail for version as of 03:15, 18 September 20182,440 × 1,574 (5.07 MB)Mikado282 (talk | contribs)thumb|right As I hunt through local landscape gravel for curiosities, I rarely find samples that demonstrate that over 55 million years ago, the Kansas River was connected, if indirectly, to [[Badlands (Region)|Badlands...
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