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National Park Mystery Photo 8: Well, It's Kinda Oval

 

With nearly 400 units, the National Park System harbors some incredible wonders. Some are easy to recognize, such as Old Faithful, the Everglades, and the Tetons. But every now and again you come across something that you stare at and scratch your head over.

Such as the subject of this week's Mystery Photo. Is it man-made? Is it natural? Is it organic? What was it used for? Is it one of a kind? Is it bigger than a bread box? And in which unit of the National Park System might you find it?

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Thunder egg!


No, not angry at all. I'm afraid I wouldn't have guessed the right park anyway. Congrats to tehoma.


Steven M. Bumgardner
Videographer/Producer

Is that a silver sword in the background? Haleakala?


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