Landform
A hidden fall in a dark rock cleft at the foot of the Sangres — a separate plate from the dune field.
Field note
The walk ends in a wet cleft. The water is a silk rope in the dark. This is Zapata, not the sand sea and not the Sangre wall.
The Field Atlas
0/363Canyon chapter · 37.62° N · 105.55° W
A hidden fall in a dark rock cleft at the foot of the Sangres — a separate plate from the dune field.
The walk ends in a wet cleft. The water is a silk rope in the dark. This is Zapata, not the sand sea and not the Sangre wall.
A private leaf
Instant paper, this copy only. Write on the white — a line the walk still owes you.
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Opening the leaf…
Onward
The nearest plates, by the miles.
Sangre de Cristo Range5 miles · ColoradoCVII
Great Sand Dunes12 miles · ColoradoXIX
Spanish Peaks35 miles · ColoradoCXCII
Platoro57 miles · ColoradoCCLXXXII
Wheeler Geologic Area61 miles · ColoradoCIV
Wheeler Peak74 miles · New MexicoCXXII
Rio Grande Gorge80 miles · New MexicoCXVI
Sugarite Canyon80 miles · New MexicoCCLXXIIICanyon chapter
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