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Tag: 1999

  • Monument Valley – or how wide’s the sky?

    Monument Valley – or how wide’s the sky?

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    David Harrison
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    To finish off this sequence of scanned and digitally curated images from the 1990s, I’m sharing with you a group of 6 images that I captured at perhaps the most famous “western” scenery that you’ll ever see – Monument Valley on the Arizona-Utah boundary. In fact you’ve seen it many times before, in many movies.

  • Goosenecks

    Goosenecks

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    David Harrison
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    I was, and I still am, a geographer and a geomorphologist at heart even after all the years away from my “practising” days. Before we left for Utah, I knew I wanted to go and see Goosenecks. For those in the know, it’s one of those classic Leopold, Wolman and Miller – Fluvial Processes in Geomorphology…

  • Mexican Hat

    Mexican Hat

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    David Harrison
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    The journey from Hanksville to Mexican Hat on first State 95 and then State 261 was not without its moments. Just look up Moki Dugway to see what I mean. It was meant to take us via Goosenecks to Mexican Hat where we were staying the night, but we had to leave the former to the next…