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The Basaltic Prisms of Santa María Regla are high columns of basaltic rock that line a ravine through which the water runs.
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| Category | landscapephotography |
| Settings | ISO 64 5 mm f/2 1/506 |
| Camera-Lens | Omnivision (1/2,4” - OV16860) |
| Location | Hidalgo - Mexico |
They are the result of the slow cooling of lava flows thousands of years ago. In this way, 5 or 6-sided basalt columns (polygonal shape) were formed, some vertical and others horizontal.
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