This picture from HiRise: http://hirise.lpl.arizona.edu/PSP_007962_2635 Is very difficult to interpret.
The streaks look as if they rise above the surrounding land, like lines of spikey bushes, rather than lines of dark and falling down the sid eof a dune.
John
HiRise picture, difficult to interpet
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Re: HiRise picture, difficult to interpet
JohnD wrote:This picture from HiRise: http://hirise.lpl.arizona.edu/PSP_007962_2635 Is very difficult to interpret.
The streaks look as if they rise above the surrounding land, like lines of spikey bushes, rather than lines of dark and falling down the sid eof a dune.
![Image](http://hirise.lpl.arizona.edu/images/2009/details/PSP_007962_2635.jpg)
![Image](http://www.flinthillsnetwork.com/cjwoodworking/tree-line.jpg)
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Re: HiRise picture, difficult to interpet
Just so, art.
Thank you.
Not that I think they are willows by a water dyke.
John
Thank you.
Not that I think they are willows by a water dyke.
John
Re: HiRise picture, difficult to interpet
I had the thought of stands of trees as well, then the eerie thought of the Odd Trees in the distance from the movie Pitch Black came to mind since they appear at different angles in the image