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"Located within the John Day River Basin, the Fossil Beds have a well-preserved, complete record of fossil plants and animals from more than 40 of the 65Â million years of the Cenozoic Era. The monument is divided into three units: Painted Hills, named for its delicately colored stratifications; Sheep Rock; and Clarno. Blue Basin near Sheep Rock is a volcanic ash bowl transformed into claystone by eons of erosion, colored pastel blue by minerals.[115]"
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"With its high-desert climate and rugged barrenness, Central Oregon stands in stark contrast to the state's reputation as a lush, deep-green Eden constantly battered by rain (don't worry, the hipsters are still here). It also stands as a testament to Mother Nature's seemingly excellent Photoshop skills. This is the home of the Painted Hills, which look like some deity took a bright-red brush to rolling, golden hills of the desert plains. This has been a favorite spot of archaeologists since the 1800s, and of hikers since the days of the Oregon Trail, when the sight of Sheep Rock emerging from the lush riverbed like some sort of skeletal monolith was likely utterly gobsmacking. "
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""The painted hills at John day Oregon are stunning. Crater Lake is also breathtakingly beautiful.""
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