Loading…
Image info
Solifluction lobes, Skookum pass
Skookum pass, Seward Peninsula, western Arctic, Alaska. During summer heat, underlying frozen permafrost ground acts as a sliding plane along which the soil can slowly move down slope over time.
Photo ID: 17-27936
© Patrick J Endres / www.AlaskaPhotoGraphics.com
https://d38zjy0x98992m.cloudfront.net/93232c34-741b-4998-9b75-bb9508359f51/17b-30855~3_xgaplus.jpghttps://alaskaphotographics.photodeck.com/pricing-orderinghttps://alaskaphotographics.photodeck.com/m/-/galleries/mountains/kigluaik-mountains/-/medias/93232c34-741b-4998-9b75-bb9508359f51/price
https://d38zjy0x98992m.cloudfront.net/c509e37e-34ab-4a17-9c91-23a3b3d8ec3a/17-27937~3_xgaplus.jpghttps://alaskaphotographics.photodeck.com/pricing-orderinghttps://alaskaphotographics.photodeck.com/m/-/galleries/mountains/kigluaik-mountains/-/medias/c509e37e-34ab-4a17-9c91-23a3b3d8ec3a/price