Deep arroyo through the sandhills

Deep arroyo through the sandhills, looking southeast, one day immediately after heavy rain (1.5 inches of rain at New Well) through the foothills. Water depth during rain approximately 3.5-4 feet deep resulting from runoff. Note cave in bank on right, Section 14, T18S, R3E. Original photo number 315336.

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  • Title: Deep arroyo through the sandhills
  • Description: Deep arroyo through the sandhills, looking southeast, one day immediately after heavy rain (1.5 inches of rain at New Well) through the foothills. Water depth during rain approximately 3.5-4 feet deep resulting from runoff. Note cave in bank on right, Section 14, T18S, R3E. Original photo number 315336.
  • File name: 03471618.jpg
  • Owner: Gallery Administrator
  • Dimensions: 3000 x 1689 px
  • Tags: rain, sand hills, New Well, foothills

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