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Chiricahua National Monument, Fall 2021

Chiricahua National Monument, Fall 2021

Images by Harry Tang and Robert Melikyan

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The vans with supplies parked around the camp site in a forest clearing. Image by Harry Tang

Students sit by the vans after a long day of hiking. Image by Robert Melikyan

Students sit around the camp fire talking and laughing. Image by Harry Tang.

Iconic image of rock spires seen in Chiricahua park. Image by Harry Tang

Wide angle astrophotography of Milky Way. Image by Harry Tang

Students in safety vests, hats, and masks look at rock features in a cliff side on a sunny day. Image by Harry Tang

Student tents setup in a clearing in the forest. Image by Harry Tang

The group of 17 people poses for a picture in their vests in front of a valley with mountains in the back. Some small bugs fly in front of the camera. Image by Robert Melikyan

Students look at columnar geologic formations in the distance over green hills. Image by Harry Tang

A student holds basalt rocks and xenolithic crystals found on hikes. One rock has a bubbly black texture and another is covered in small, bright green crystals. Image by Harry Tang

A deer stands along a river in the forest. Image by Harry Tang.

A train traveling through the desert on the way to the forest and hills of Chiricahua National Monument. Image by Harry Tang

Students looking over wide valley filled with greenery and rock spires. Image by Harry Tang

The group of ~17 people poses in their vests with the camera propped on a rock. Image by Robert Melikyan

A idyllic scene with fluffy clouds dotting a blue sky. A sign reads "Horseback Adventures". Image by Harry Tang

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