The world’s largest coral reef.
The Guadalupe Mountains are full of fossils. Zillions of them. Back when these life-forms were alive 265 million years ago or so, the Guadalupe Mountains were underwater, part of a flourishing reef that once stretched about 400 miles around the edge of a long-vanished sea. The mountains are an ancient coral reef.
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The word frío is Spanish for cold, a clear reference to the spring-fed coolness of the river.
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Franklin Mountains in El Paso looking Northwest from Hondo Pass and Eclipse St.
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