Submitted by pycckuu_brady t3_1125fjw in EarthPorn
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ccReptilelord t1_j8ii1g8 wrote
Hoodoo? You do!
ebarley t1_j8ij5wb wrote
I think you did a great job, but in the future please don’t paint the hoodoos. They are natural wonders and if everyone who visited the park painted just one, there would be none left in their natural state for people to see
xtorris t1_j8ijm8h wrote
"Hey Sam."
"Yeah, Ralph?"
"You ever feel like you're not a hoodoo anymore, you're a hoo-did?"
"Nah, man. I rock."
ajeansco0 t1_j8iju31 wrote
I can’t tell if you’re joking
ebarley t1_j8iksrd wrote
Is maintaining and respecting our State and National parks a joke to you?
ajeansco0 t1_j8iq1dv wrote
It’s minerals in the sedimentary rock that make it appear to be painted, but occurs naturally. OP didn’t actually paint anything.
lynsea t1_j8iq23p wrote
They aren't actually painted. Those are natural colors from sedimentary rock. The title is an embellishment.
ebarley t1_j8is2v8 wrote
I understand that, it was a joke
FestiveSquid t1_j8itdmf wrote
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Dreidhen t1_j8jeqwq wrote
old Merry Melodies n Looney Tunes refs make me smile. Thanks
kal02 t1_j8jgfz3 wrote
HOODOO
BarklyWooves t1_j8jjzc5 wrote
I feel sorry for the park rangers who have to repaint them every year.
BarklyWooves t1_j8jk1tp wrote
They are
BarklyWooves t1_j8jk5s6 wrote
ITT: people who don't know what jokes are
artofarock t1_j8jl6fh wrote
Pure art. Exquisite capture!
AccidentalNordlicht t1_j8jnpv5 wrote
European here. I only ever heard about hoodoos in the lyrics to „Born on the Bayou“ (CCR). So I always assumed it was something southern and swampy. How many sorts of hoodoos do you have over there?
pycckuu_brady OP t1_j8jo64r wrote
Really depends on the area! Some places in utah have 10 or so really magnificent ones, Bryce canyon has tens of thousands all clustered together in spines from the canyon rim. This area had the most I've ever seen that are all free standing on their own and not connected. They ranged in size from hundreds of feet high, to a few inches.
joe32288 t1_j8jpdhb wrote
Hoodoo dis?
u233 t1_j8jqiwm wrote
My recollection of the "Born on the Bayou (CCR)" lyrics is that the word is Voodoo, which is a Haitian/Cajun southern and swampy word for evil magic. Voodoo has many pronunciations and spellings including hoodoo.
Hoodoo is a geologic term for the rock stacks, as seen in this picture, in the US desert southwest.
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bedake t1_j8jqz7r wrote
I think in that case they are referring hoodoo in the context of: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoodoo_(spirituality)
Sometimes_Stutters t1_j8jrd6k wrote
You can see very similar structures in the upper Midwest. The only difference is that it’s only only next to roads in spring, and instead of rock it’s pillars of ice with dead animals on top.
joecarter93 t1_j8jt0ge wrote
Western North America has them in a few areas, usually in arid or semi-arid locations. They are formed by the wind and water erosion of sedimentary rock.
tratemusic t1_j8jvs5j wrote
Do what??
swaziwarrior54 t1_j8jxic0 wrote
"You remind me of the girl." "What girl?" "The girl with the power?" "What power." "The power of voodoo." "Hoodoo?" "Yoodoo." "Do what?" "You remind me of the girl."
ccReptilelord t1_j8k2qk9 wrote
Remind me of the babe!
attackthezack t1_j8kf11r wrote
Rock mushrooms
pistolbob t1_j8kgefs wrote
Southern Louisiana native here, hoodoo generally refers to the supernaturalism of African Americans found along the Mississippi, not to be confused with voodoo which is just veiled west African ancestor worship
Im_Ozzy_BATMAN t1_j8km04c wrote
“What you need is half a brick, then hit them with the HOODOOS!”
Spanian 2019
myeverymovment t1_j8lhihv wrote
One of my favorite places in this country.
Madcowpie t1_j8mc9br wrote
Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah and Chiricahua National Monument in Arizona are the two main areas to see hoodoos in the states. I highly recommend visiting Chiricahua before it becomes a National Park. Lots of great wine in that area too.
emperor_rutabega t1_j8mt054 wrote
Don’t know why, but this image instantly put me at ease. Thanks for posting
UMagnet t1_j8oo381 wrote
Wow, that's so awesome
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