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1. Steve Gough says:

   24 April 2011 at 14:27

   I dunno Callan. Which way is up? Where’s your scale? What’s the lith…, uh, lintology of those deposits?

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2. Howard Allen says:

   24 April 2011 at 16:39

   I guess those are drape folds, and not “soft sediment deformation” or something of a more tectonic nature? If the former, it’s interesting how the draping persists right to the top, rather than simply infilling the low spots.

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   • Callan says:

     24 April 2011 at 20:03

     So here’s where the analogy breaks down… This is not just a sideways look at a gravitationally accumulated stack. Instead, air flow is from inside the basket to somewhere around your solar plexus; i.e. not vertical stacking, but also not directly at the photographer’s lens, either. Also: there are apparently several holes through which the air flows out of the dryer, so there are “strong currents” in some areas, bearing more lint. These are the high points.

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