Scree

English: Screes (geol. talus, talus slopes, or talus deposits) are collections of broken rock fragments at the base of crags, mountain cliffs, etc. that have accumulated through periodic rockfall (or similar mass movements) from adjacent cliff faces.

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  Chachani, Peru
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  Bow Lake, Canada
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  Świętokrzyskie Mountains, Poland
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  Lech dl Dragon, South Tyrol, Italy
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  France
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  Iceland
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  Ogassilspitze, Austria
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  Yamnuska, Canada
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  Fraser River, Canada
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  Boulder scree, Crete
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  Obere Gottesackerwände, Bavaria, Germany
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  France
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  Iceland
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  Dolomites, Italy
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  Dolomites, Italy
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  Isfjorden, Norway
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  Slovenia
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  Monument Valley, United States
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  Monument Valley, United States
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  Enchanted Mesa, New Mexico, United States
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  Crater Lake, Oregon, United States
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  Mount Thielsen, Oregon, United States
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  Mount Rainier, Washington, United States
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  Wyoming, United States
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  Wast Water Screes, UK
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  Heddon's Mouth, UK
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  Cyfrwy, Wales
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  Bwlch Llanberis, Wales
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