Click for a larger view — see the petrified trees, darker brown and lying horizontal? American Southwest posted this on Facebook, “Two petrified trees at the edge of a plateau on the north side of De-Na-Zin Wash.”
This is BLM land, but real wilderness — no trails. More examples of what makes America great, and worth defending.
It seems to be a great place for stargazing, too.
Perseids meteor shower in Bisti/De-Na-Zin Wilderness, New Mexico | Photo by Greg Owens pic.twitter.com/0OdlHPqxTv
— Best Earth Pics (@BestEarthPix) September 16, 2015
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