This summer, on our way to baby blessing we did some camping in the Mammoth Lake area and took the day trip to Post Piles National Monument. The Post Piles are formed by cooling lava which then separates into hexagonal columns. They cool and then erosions exposes the side. From the top it would be a floor of hexagons.
I walked around our camp at Mammoth Lakes area to see what I could see. have also added a picture of Post Piles National Monument which has a unique pattern.
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| ant hole pattern |
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| redwood against ponderosa |
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| ant hole and grass |
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| This stump had many splinters |
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| lichen on a rock |
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| bark and decaying tree |
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| Decaying tree and a flower |
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| decaying tree with limbs |
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| Leaning post piles |
