City Of Rocks

kentuck_8b

19 years ago

These rocks don't look all that large until you see the picnic table and garbage can in front of them.

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photo2
19 years ago
That's and interesting picture! Nature is truly amazing when it comes to rock formations. (I don't know if i would want to eat my lunch there though lol!)
JoanMN
19 years ago
Where is this? Very neat!
JoanMN/FL
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kentuck_8b
Original Author
19 years ago
It is in southwest New Mexico. From a distance, as you drive toward it, it looks just like a city off in the distance.

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socks
19 years ago
Interesting!
Konrad___far_north
19 years ago
Nice! soooo.....HUGE!

Konrad
juanital
19 years ago
Huge indeed...nice shot!
juanital
starduster
19 years ago
I would like to have those rocks between my house and my one yucky neighbor who does not take care of his yard very well.

Great shots of the rocks.

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