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7639-natural-arch.jpg It's time to climb up the rocks and poke around the Broadwell Natural Arch formationThumbnailsA few Rush milkweeds are flowering here right now (Asclepias subulata)It's time to climb up the rocks and poke around the Broadwell Natural Arch formationThumbnailsA few Rush milkweeds are flowering here right now (Asclepias subulata)It's time to climb up the rocks and poke around the Broadwell Natural Arch formationThumbnailsA few Rush milkweeds are flowering here right now (Asclepias subulata)It's time to climb up the rocks and poke around the Broadwell Natural Arch formationThumbnailsA few Rush milkweeds are flowering here right now (Asclepias subulata)It's time to climb up the rocks and poke around the Broadwell Natural Arch formationThumbnailsA few Rush milkweeds are flowering here right now (Asclepias subulata)It's time to climb up the rocks and poke around the Broadwell Natural Arch formationThumbnailsA few Rush milkweeds are flowering here right now (Asclepias subulata)

Apparently, a natural arch can be formed when erosion removes both the front and back sides of one of the little caves. So, many of the little caves here might become natural arches at some point in the future.