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The artist that shaped this American treasure continues to work on this unique place today.
0004 The Hoodoos
en-usFebruary 07, 2007
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About this Episode
The Mammoth Hoodoos are travertine limestone deposits left by ancient hot springs. They broke away from Terrace Mountain and came to lie in a jumbled heap that looks as if it were strewn about by giants.
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