Rumpling the carpet of sediments above the ancient collision zone of Africa and Europe gives rise to a marvelous mess of folds, here visible at the crest of the Pindos Mountains.
posted by Annie Ewing Rassios at 8:17 AM
Monday, October 15, 2012
Rumpling the carpet of sediments above the ancient collision zone of Africa and Europe gives rise to a marvelous mess of folds, here visible at the crest of the Pindos Mountains.
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1 Comments:
You actually climb around in these mountains to find important rocks? WOW!
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