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Galeanda
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I think it was all at one point under the sea and it's ground up rocks. The photographs show where it goes when the wind is in the wrong direction (from my point of view). I live on the most northern island.
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Inside millions of swimming costumes? LOL Seriously, it is weathered rocks.
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The Desert of Sahara was once under water. http://books.google.com/books?id=QX1vey47MG8C&pg=PA32&lpg=PA32&dq=sahara+desert+was+once+under+an+ocean&source=web&ots=xIAgAOLXtp&sig=-c19GCNwfgzSQPygBn9UKTYCkbw Unstable sea levels - North African plains become the Sahara desert http://www.jrmooneyham.com/lostcv4ref.html an area known for its fossilized shells and red sea coral. Heading up the escarpment, I found many pieces of red sea coral, shells imbedded in rock, and fragile purple flowers. One student lifted up a rock and found a scorpion resting during the heat of the day. Looking around, it was strange to imagine that this area was once covered by a sea. Now, water was not to be found, only tiny hardy vegetation was present, along with some camels down below. http://homepage.mac.com/melissaenderle/tunisia/sahara.html
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Genesis 1:1
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There must have been a body of water there long ago. The water might have evaporated leaving sand creating a desert.
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I copied an answer and I got the wrong material when I went to paste it here. It was on another question that turned out to be a dupe of this one anyway. It seems you got some good answers already. Nevermind. LOL.
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