2. Lone Pine Fault
These are the
Alabama Hills.
The highlighted
area is the Lone
Pine fault that
came from a
earthquake in
1872.
Across the hills is
Diaz Lake. The
lake is a sag
pond that was
created from the
earthquake. The
spring filled up
the lake with
water.

4. Each shore line represents where the water used to be.
As the water levels decrease, the land begins to look
like how it does now and show former shore lines.

5. Tufa is calcium carbonate/limestone formed in fresh
water. It is build up and each one represents a fossil
spring. They are created under the water. As the water
level decreases, the tufa comes out of the water and it
looks like the pictures above.

7. Waterfall

8. Oldest rock formations in
the Sierras.

10. These are the names of
people that used
to stay here
engraved in the
cement.
Guard Shack

11. Manzanar War Relocation Center
was one of ten camps where
Japanese American citizens and
Japanese aliens were forced to live
during World War II.

12. Eastern California Museum
The basket making of the Native Americans fascinated me. I
thought that they were extremely talented and creative for
being able to make such amazing products. They made
these baskets out of natural items which is great. This is
true talent and art. It shows how great these people were
with using their hands. These baskets are a brilliant work of
art.