Mono Lake Tufa State Natural Reserve

Mono Lake is an endorheic basin which means its water has nowhere to drain.  Since the water is trapped it reaches a high level of salinity.  The lake also has a high level of carbonates which creates intricate Tufa Towers of calcite which arise from springs at the bottom of the lake.

This gallery also shares prints from California State Route 120 which leads to Mono Lake and highlights the amazing open skies of the Eastern Sierras.

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Along the Mono Lake shoreline, calcium rich springs build these rock giants as which looks like a scene from the moon

Mono Lake Tufa Grove No. 8

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Along the Mono Lake shoreline, calcium rich springs build these rock giants as which looks like a scene from the moon

Mono Lake Tufa Grove No. 2

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Along the Mono Lake shoreline, calcium rich springs build these rock giants as which looks like a scene from the moon

Mono Lake Tufa Grove No. 1

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An infinite view to the eastern Sierra Nevada mountains where successive contrails moved laterally every few minutes in their airmass over a fixed road.

California Contrails No. 3

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A series of contrails over eastern California which stretch across the blue sky in successive rows

California Contrails No. 1

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An infinite view to the eastern Sierra Nevada mountains where successive contrails moved laterally every few minutes in their airmass over a fixed road.

California Contrails No. 2

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