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petronius

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8. I think it's a lid from one of those little take-out sauce containers

Reply to lob1 (Reply #5)

Sun Jul 10, 2016, 04:53 PM

Jul 2016

But I wouldn't be surprised if geologists got a little frisky in the presence of such a majestic landform! (Although a thrust fault would probably drive them even wilder... )

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No doubt. longship Jul 2016 #2

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That's what I always said. longship Jul 2016 #4

Being scientific and all, isn't that a rubber in the pic? lob1 Jul 2016 #5

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