Monitor and Merrimac (left) Buttes were named after the American Civil war ironclad ships

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Monitor and Merrimac (left) Buttes were named after the American Civil war ironclad ships

Monitor and Merrimac (left) Buttes were named after the American Civil war ironclad ships and are composed of Entrada Sandstone

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© FLPA/David Hosking

Entrada Landscape Monitor Sand Stone Uutah Butte Buttes

EDITORS COMMENTS
. Behold the awe-inspiring Monitor and Merrimac Buttes, standing tall in all their natural glory! These magnificent geological formations pay homage to the legendary ironclad ships that once battled fiercely during the American Civil War. Just like their namesakes, these sandstone sentinels exude strength and resilience against the test of time. Rising proudly from Utah's Entrada Sandstone, these buttes command attention with their striking presence. Their towering heights seem to whisper tales of bravery and valor from a bygone era. As sunlight dances upon their rugged surfaces, it paints an enchanting picture that captivates both history buffs and nature enthusiasts alike. Imagine exploring this breathtaking landscape – walking amidst echoes of cannon fire while surrounded by stunning vistas. The juxtaposition of warship-inspired structures against Mother Nature's canvas creates a truly unique experience for any adventurer seeking beauty in unexpected places. So let your imagination run wild as you gaze at this print captured by FLPA Images' talented photographer David Hosking. Let it transport you back in time to relive epic battles fought on water, while simultaneously immersing yourself in the splendor of Utah's untamed wilderness. Let Monitor and Merrimac Buttes be a reminder that even amid conflict, nature finds its way to create something extraordinary – where history meets majestic landscapes!

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