A classic example of these linear landforms (perhaps even the best examples of these). As some food for thought, and perhaps somewhat counter-intuitively, the largest of these features are slightly positive forms (i.e. raised).
If you are new to WoGE: give approximate coordinates of the image and a brief description of the features and their origin.
1) The Schott Rule is in effect (i.e. one hour answer posting moratorium for every previous win).
2) To make things a bit more interesting, I have purposely removed the scale bar though there are plenty of clues (cadastre, etc) that should make this obstacle a mere speed-bump. Speaking of cadastre, it should also help narrow down the geographic area a bit.
Enjoy!
Jerome
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
WoGE #205
A classic example of these linear landforms (perhaps even the best examples of these). As some food for thought, and perhaps somewhat counter-intuitively, the largest of these features are slightly positive forms (i.e. raised).
If you are new to WoGE: give approximate coordinates of the image and a brief description of the features and their origin.
1) The Schott Rule is in effect (i.e. one hour answer posting moratorium for every previous win).
2) To make things a bit more interesting, I have purposely removed the scale bar though there are plenty of clues (cadastre, etc) that should make this obstacle a mere speed-bump. Speaking of cadastre, it should also help narrow down the geographic area a bit.
Enjoy!
Jerome
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