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Cottonwood tree in a wet section of Wolverine Canyon
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The surface of the rocks is a clear indication of the sheer force of water, especially during a flash flood
A rock formation that resembles a watchman at the end of a wetter section in Wolverine Canyon
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Tilman Giese
Dec 23, 2018 near Escalante, UT
“Cottonwood tree in a wet section of Wolverine Canyon”  

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Cottonwood tree in a wet section of Wolverine Canyon
A rock formation that resembles a watchman at the end of a wetter section in Wolverine Canyon
Different water levels have carved alcove-like structures into the canyon walls of Wolverine Canyon
Some light scrambling is occasionally required to get through larger fields of boulders
One of several massive overhanging walls, at least 100 feet tall.
A forming arch in the canyon walls of Wolverine Canyon
Next to these 50 foot canyon walls it is not hard to feel very small
The surface of the rocks is a clear indication of the sheer force of water, especially during a flash flood
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