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17-MAR-2007 Dave Beedon

Exotic Utah wildlife

San Rafael Reef, Utah

My exploration of the reef exposed me to many little lizards, a couple of birds, and
some grazing cattle. The skyline cliff is Book Cliffs, about 16 miles (25km) away.
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1/500s f/7.1 at 105.0mm iso100 hide exif
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Date/Time17-Mar-2007 09:21:46
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ModelNIKON D80
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length105 mm
Exposure Time1/500 sec
Aperturef/7.1
ISO Equivalent100
Exposure Bias-0.67
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Guest 08-Aug-2007 01:54
Well, this cow wouldn't be the source, she obviously in not eating road rocks.
Dave Beedon07-Aug-2007 22:30
Don, please continue to wonder, as I do not want to believe that the source is related to this form of wildlife.
Guest 07-Aug-2007 20:53
I always wondered where "Rocky Road" ice cream came from.
Dave Beedon06-Jul-2007 17:25
Jason, that geologic pun deserves an award! As you observed, schist happens to be a rock-eating cow, and that's no bull. Every time I step in cow schist I console myself with the adage "schist happens."
Jason Anderson06-Jul-2007 12:56
I never knew cows ate rock. Hope you didn't step in any cow schist.
Guest 30-May-2007 15:27
Famous Zen koan: "What is Moo!"
Dave Beedon14-Apr-2007 23:38
Larry, the alignment signifies oneness with the Earth, something all cattle strive for.
1moremile14-Apr-2007 21:51
Funny how the cow's back is the same angle as that ravine.(?)
Guest 14-Apr-2007 10:11
would that make "Skyline Arch" actually " Book Arch"? Did you leave any Book marks on the trail Dave?
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