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electric_blue68

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10. Alot of N Arizona's desert was colorful...

Reply to blugbox (Reply #4)

Sun Oct 3, 2021, 03:16 PM

Oct 2021

.Visited The Navajo including Monument Valley, and Hopi Nations. Later on The Grand Canyon.

Yeah, there was some beige, and brown, but also shaded light to medium purples, rust oranges, here and there near rusted reds, ochers, pale yellows, etc.

It was glorious! Mars reminds me of some of it.👍❤️
Not like grey of our moon.

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