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Close-up of a crumbly crystalline rock surface: sugary pale peach and orange crystals on the left and grey crystal crusts on the right.
Growth of Calcite (CaCO3) & Gypsum (CaSO4.2H2O) on Lead/Zinc Ore Deposits Metwally Hamza
Pale grey layered block of pyroclastic flow deposit with a coin for scale, beside a slope of reddish cinders, with red and dark volcanic cones on a mountainside behind.
Pyroclastic flow deposits on Mount Etna, Sicily Kai Boggild
Slab of pale grey mudstone whose surface is divided by raised ridges into mostly rectangular blocks of different sizes, on a white background.
Mud cracks - nothing's simple David Tanner
Bright yellow lump of sulfur shaped like an omelette, set in a hollow of white calcite within a grey and buff dolomite rock face under a blue sky.
Omelette Dmitry Tonkacheev
Tilted roadside cut through volcanic deposits showing bold diagonal bands: pale cream and yellow, black, dark brown and reddish layers, with small green plants growing along the lower bands.
History Florian Fuchs
Underground football pitch in a huge hall cut into reddish salt, seen through a goal net, with a goal at the far end and three people in hard hats on the sandy floor.
Football inside the salt mine Dmitry Tonkacheev
Close-up of a rock salt wall with wavy alternating bands of dark grey and pale white crystalline salt crossed by thin cracks.
Salt Simon Schneider

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