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On my way home today after 21 days in Utah. I figured I could cram one more visit in. I decided to see the sand dunes near Kanab. The park has about 7 miles of dunes due to its unique location and the funneling of the Navajo sandstone given the winds in the area. Once the wind velocity decreases the sand is deposited. I hiked to the summit of the largest dune. It takes about 3 times as much energy to hike in the deep sand so thankfully the trip was short. After about 2 hours of just walking around at the dunes, off to Las Vegas to catch my flight.
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evelyn jaraba
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"crawling.."
in the harshness of the temperature and climate, still it is thriving and crawling...