"Windstone Arch"
It took a while to find the exact location of this sculpted arch. When a friend and I first wandered near it, we noticed a pair of legs sticking out of the arch entrance. The legs turned out to belong to Pulitzer prize-winning photographer Jack Dykinga. (We waited until he was all done. I said, "Hi, Jack." Then we went and investigated and photographed the natural wonder.) Taken in Valley of Fire State Park, Nevada, USA.
It took a while to find the exact location of this sculpted arch. When a friend and I first wandered near it, we noticed a pair of legs sticking out of the arch entrance. The legs turned out to belong to Pulitzer prize-winning photographer Jack Dykinga. (We waited until he was all done. I said, "Hi, Jack." Then we went and investigated and photographed the natural wonder.) Taken in Valley of Fire State Park, Nevada, USA.
"Windstone Arch"
It took a while to find the exact location of this sculpted arch. When a friend and I first wandered near it, we noticed a pair of legs sticking out of the arch entrance. The legs turned out to belong to Pulitzer prize-winning photographer Jack Dykinga. (We waited until he was all done. I said, "Hi, Jack." Then we went and investigated and photographed the natural wonder.) Taken in Valley of Fire State Park, Nevada, USA.
It took a while to find the exact location of this sculpted arch. When a friend and I first wandered near it, we noticed a pair of legs sticking out of the arch entrance. The legs turned out to belong to Pulitzer prize-winning photographer Jack Dykinga. (We waited until he was all done. I said, "Hi, Jack." Then we went and investigated and photographed the natural wonder.) Taken in Valley of Fire State Park, Nevada, USA.
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