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This remote Canadian wilderness is home to a spectacular waterfall twice the height of Niagara Falls
Tufa mounds are formed when heated water rises from deep within the Earth’s crust. As water passes through layers of limestone and silt, minerals are carried to the surface where they harden ...
We went to the South Tufa entrance to walk around exploring the limestone tufas of Mono Lake. It’s a one mile, flat and easy self-guided nature trail that starts at the parking lot. The tufas ...
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