Originally posted by WPRESTO This thread has been quiet for a while. The image below is a very famous exposure. Pictures of it are used in many elementary geology text books. I'm sure Geodude has seen it. I posted a slightly different image of it maybe two years back, Hopefully few if any remember. In one of the more euphemistic terms used by geologists, these strata have been "disturbed."
Classic example of kink folds. Not sure where that is, though the terrane appears to be somewhere in the Amargosa Range around the Death Valley area...
If not, the below photo is. This is a basaltic dike that cuts vertically through lacustrine sediments deposited during the last ice age when Death Valley was a lake. Taken near Zabriskie Point.