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Columnar basalt, Drumheller Channels – I’m at a Loss for Words

Basalt columns lining the Drumheller Channels in the Columbia Basin of Washington State are a display of nature's artistry. These columns, formed millions of years ago during volcanic eruptions, show symmetrical hexagonal shapes that rise like pillars from the basin below. Standing tall and majestic, they create a striking contrast against the surrounding landscape of rugged cliffs and scablands. Wildflowers Noted: Long-leaf Phlox, Thread-leaf Fleabane, Pale Agoseris, Upland Larkspur, Pale Larkspur ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUBSCRIBE: Mike Carpenter Michael Carpenter / Filmmaker – http://carpentermichael.com YouTube --    / @mikecarpenter-adventures   Instagram --   / carpems   Patreon --   / mikecarpenteradventures   --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- VISIT: Filming With ACarp --    / @filmingwithacarp   --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- My Favorite Channels & INSPIRATION: @TheOmarGoshVlogs -    / @theomargoshvlogs   @OmarGoshTV -    / @omargoshtv   @ExploringWithJosh -    / @exploringwithjosh   @CasperExplores -    / @casperexplores   @GeologyNick -    / @geologynick   #DrumhellerColumns