Mystery Photo 49 shows an interesting geologic feature in a national park. If you can tell us what this natural feature is and name the National Park System unit in which it is located, you will be eligible for our monthly prize drawing.
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Folks, what you see in the photo at the center of attention here is an example of a type of natural feature. What could have caused the kind of erosion you see in that photo?
If you are asking if wave action was the agent of erosion, the answer is no.
You've got it, KevinM. Congratulations.
James Michener would be proud, Liffey, but you are overthinking this. You've already ID-ed the park and the island. Now just just tell what caused the erosion effects that you see.
It's just about the professor's bedtime, Ken, being the East Coast early riser that he is, so I'll fill in for him and welcome you into the winner's circle!
Ken, please hold the door open for ron erpelding and Tomp2, who were just minutes behind you.
Boy, watching the shop while the professor is whiling away the evening, no doubt with his feet up, ain't easy.
Liffey, if the professor read your latest, he'd say: "Ok, what's your final answer?" In other words, you've cited two factors that created the image in the picture. Which one is it?
I'm not sleeping, Kurt, just playing possum. Please tell tomp2 not to get too full of himself. The Quizmeister has never set foot on the island in question. ;o)