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Sandstone rock formations eroded by water and wind in the Talampaya Canyon National Park, archaeological and paleontological site

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  • Photo title: Sandstone rock formations eroded by water and wind in the Talampaya Canyon National Park, archaeological and paleontological site
  • Author: Luisrosendo1311
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  • Sandstone rock formations eroded by water and wind in the Talampaya Canyon National Park, archaeological and paleontological site La Rioja, Argentina,The spectacular rock formations and canyons of this dusty desert national park are evidence of the erosive creativity of water. The sandstone cliffs are amazing, as are the distant surrounding mountainscapes
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