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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. ZIONKO_190710_016.JPG: Hurricane Fault
2. ZIONKO_190710_029.JPG: Kolob Canyons
3. ZIONKO_190710_036.JPG: Kolob Canyons Visitor Center Erected 1984 by Zion Natural History Association ... Donated to Zion National Park July 31, 1984 in Commemoration of its Diamond Jubilee 1909-1984
4. ZIONKO_190710_045.JPG: Kolob Rock Layers
5. ZIONKO_190710_065.JPG: Zion National Park
6. ZIONKO_190710_070.JPG: Backcountry Trip Planning
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8. ZIONKO_190710_220.JPG: Lengthening Canyon
9. ZIONKO_190710_335.JPG: Finding the Hanging Valley
10. ZIONKO_190710_346.JPG: Collapsing Scenery Zion National Park The cliffs appear solid and motionless. But the visible scars tell a different story. In July 1983 a huge slab broke off the opposite cliff, leaving a buff-colored scar and tons of rubble at the base. The entire even was over in moments. These canyons are not permanent scenery. Many rockfalls shaped the dynamic and evolving canyons. Dramatic facelifts like the 1983 rockfall are relatively rare, but frequent small piles of rocks on the roadway reveal this terrain's volatile personality. Look for other rockfall scars throughout the park. Truck demolished by rockfall in Oak Creek Canyon, 1947. The rock weighted an estimated 880 tons. Rockfall along a park road, 2004.
11. ZIONKO_190710_425.JPG: Kolob Canyons Zion National Park This overlook reveals the cooler, more thickly forested world above the finger canyons. From this elevated viewpoint you can see the pattern of canyon-carving streams along cracks in the Colorado Plateau. Each finger canyon is like a miniature Zion Canyon showing similar erosion dynamics: broad at the mouth, it narrows to a deep slot in its upper reaches.
12. ZIONKO_190710_437.JPG: Timber Creek Overlook Trail
Wikipedia Description: Kolob Canyons
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Kolob Canyons is the northwest section of Zion National Park of Utah, United States. The Kolob Canyons are part of the Colorado Plateau region of the park and are noted for their colorful beauty and diverse landscape. This part of Zion National Park is accessed by a park road about 20 miles south of Cedar City, Utah off Interstate 15.

In 1847, Mormon farmers from the Salt Lake area became the first people of European descent to settle the Virgin River region. In 1851, the Parowan and Cedar City, Utah areas were settled by Mormons who used the Kolob Canyons area for timber, and for grazing cattle, sheep, and horses. They prospected for mineral deposits, and diverted Kolob water to irrigate crops in the valley below. Mormon settlers named the area Kolob—in Mormon scripture, the nearest star to the planet where God resides.
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