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Wonderful stream in Dixie National Forest
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Bristlecone Pine Trail sign
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Bristlecone pines in Dixie National Forest
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Bubbling stream in Dixie National Forest
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Fresh green aspens
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Large downed Bristlecone in Dixie National Forest
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Large lava field with lichen on the rocks
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Lava field near Navajo Lake
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Lava rocks in stream in Dixie National Forest
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Leaning Bristlecone Pine
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Log fence in Dixie Forest
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Looking across lava field toward Navajo Lake
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Navajo Lake -1
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Navajo Lake -2
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Navajo Lake -3
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S-curve in stream in Dixie National Forest
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Snow not far from road in Bristlecone Pines it was very cool at the top of this nearly 11,000 foot mountain
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Spring green leaves at stream in Dixie National Forest
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Spring in June
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Stepped waterfall north of Hurricane, Utah
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Stream in Dixie National Forest
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Unusual combination of mineral colors