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Erosion in "South Broadwell Wash" exposes earth layers that would otherwise be hidden

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7021-wall.jpg I hike through an area of heavy erosion in "South Broadwell Wash" west of Broadwell MesaThumbnailsErosion has exposed a series of small air pockets in one of the earth layers, and a few small bushes grow on up the crestI hike through an area of heavy erosion in "South Broadwell Wash" west of Broadwell MesaThumbnailsErosion has exposed a series of small air pockets in one of the earth layers, and a few small bushes grow on up the crestI hike through an area of heavy erosion in "South Broadwell Wash" west of Broadwell MesaThumbnailsErosion has exposed a series of small air pockets in one of the earth layers, and a few small bushes grow on up the crestI hike through an area of heavy erosion in "South Broadwell Wash" west of Broadwell MesaThumbnailsErosion has exposed a series of small air pockets in one of the earth layers, and a few small bushes grow on up the crestI hike through an area of heavy erosion in "South Broadwell Wash" west of Broadwell MesaThumbnailsErosion has exposed a series of small air pockets in one of the earth layers, and a few small bushes grow on up the crest

It's hard to imagine a quantity of flowing water here high enough to scour that wall in such a way.