National Park Mystery Photo 50 Revealed: An Enigmatic Ruin
The dimpled stones of time-worn walls still hold their secrets.
- By Bob Janiskee - June 1st, 2012 7:28am
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National Park Mystery Photo 50: This Is Not A Fort
The original photo has been cropped, and that’s the only clue you are going to get.
- By Bob Janiskee - May 24th, 2012 7:34pm
National Park Mystery Photo 49 Revealed: Wind Plus Sand Plus Time Equals Erosion
What we have here is a reminder that wind is a powerful agent of erosion.
- By Bob Janiskee - May 11th, 2012 5:03am
National Park Mystery Photo 49: Layer Upon Layer
Do you know what this interesting geologic feature is? Can you tell us where in the National Park System it is located?
- By Bob Janiskee - May 10th, 2012 5:00am
National Park Mystery Photo 48 Revealed: You Don’t See Many Patio Lights Like This One!
Did you finally see the light?
National Park Mystery Photo 48: A Thingie That’s Part of a Set
You need to envision a larger something to make sense of this thingie, which is arrayed with others just like it.
- By Bob Janiskee - April 12th, 2012 5:13am
National Park Mystery Photo 47 Revealed: A Shoreline Nook Draws Passenger Praise
Easing the tour boat into a shoreline recess affords a close up view not soon forgotten.
- By Bob Janiskee - March 30th, 2012 11:39am
National Park Mystery Photo 47: Undivided Attention
A natural feature has the rapt attention of this group of national park visitors. Can you tell us what and where it is?
- By Bob Janiskee - March 29th, 2012 5:00am
National Park Mystery Photo 46 Revealed: Stop and Look When You Wade Across to Climb
When you wade across this creek to get to those magnificent dunes, be sure to stop and watch the surge flow.
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- By Bob Janiskee - March 16th, 2012 5:35am
National Park Mystery Photo 46: Shallow Water
Happy Ides of March! When you've finished celebrating -- giving Mars his due, or whatever -- take a crack at this mystery photo.
- By Bob Janiskee - March 15th, 2012 5:00am
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