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375--California: Mono Lake, Out of this World @ CherieSpotting     Dec 12 2006 - 09:35 PST cherie writes: Mono Lake has a sense of overwhelming eternity. It’s a place where daydreams are real, and the imagination runs wild. No itineraries are allowed here. On the shores of Mono Lake you are trapped inside a vast enormity of uncovered history. Emancipated from the watery depths of the lake, strange tufas stand like rock from another world. Visitors escape into a realm of vastness where a prehistoric lake meets a modern horizon. In its raw wildness, Mono Lake is overwhelming. Its vast saline enormity is charged with telling the story of the streams diverted to provide water for Southern California. Click on each picture to see it full size. read comments (0) | write comment| views: 4025    | rated: 0.0    printer-friendly version   Cherie at Mono Lake, California. The earth spits up some wild formations. The bizarre limestone spires of Mono Lake. Reflections of tufas. Greg, in perspective. The drama of Mono Lake is unmatched. Standing on the saline shore of an ancient sea. A vast enormity of uncovered history. Raw wildness. Greg meets the tufas. No itineraries are allowed here. Overwhelming eternity. Cherie on the shore of Mono Lake. Mono Lake, Ca. Cherie at Mono Lake, Ca. Cherie at Mono Lake, Ca. Mono Lake, Ca. Mono Lake, Ca. Mono Lake, Ca. Sand tufas in Mono Lake, Ca. From another world? Just add a splash of sunshine. Mono Lake. Those are tufas...not tofu!