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Looks like a buffalo jump.
Missed it. Knew it wasn’t the Australian Outback as we were blessed to have friends who lived in Australia and invited us on a 6 week trip with 1 “Caravan” towed by a Land Rover and set up to be able to ford rivers and us in a Land Rover towing a jumbuck (that was an interesting “tent”). Both LR’s had roo bars & snorkels. They took us thru the Outback, where we had a beer at an outpost in Innamuca & camped on the Cooper River. Thanks for giving me a reminder of a once in a lifetime experience. Only 10% of Australians have ever been to the Outback.
I thought it was the Burns cliff inside Endurance crater that was explored by the Opportunity rover. At least I was close! I haven’t followed Curiosity the way I did Spirit and Opportunity. What an exciting time it was to download pictures from those two rovers every day when they first landed. OK, I’m a space exploration geek!
WITH CHUCK BEING A “SPACE NUT” IT HAD TO BE MARS.
Tricky indeed…The sky looks gray in color. Everything I ever saw on “The Martian” with Matt Damon was red in background color. Is this a trick photo? 🙂