Eroding sandstone
St. Peter sandstone is very loose and falls apart easily. Sand accumulates at the bottom of the bluff. This sand forms the beaches along rivers and lakes in our region.
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the pics are coooool
Way cool. Yeah, way cool. And then there is the theory of plate tectonics. Einstein did not believe in it, yet it is easily believed in today. But this is not a law, just a theory, and not just a theory, its a really cool theory.
THESE PICTURES ARE GOOD AND O.K
yeahhh totally cuz this is so amazing and facenating!!!!
i am seriously amazed. i have seen these in person.
wow! that is mighty fine. thats one big pebble!!!!!!! holy guacamole!!!!
I like it
this is wow
This picture is awsome reminds me of magic tree house books!
like anomys says the rocks are cool but really old and i noticed that some of the pics are sand stone.
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