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New Mexico White Sands National Monument White Rippled Desert Dunes. View over beautiful white sandy desert dunes of White Sands National Monument to the horizon under blue summer sky., New Mexico, USA.

The hard-to-find white desert in the world located in Coahuila Mexico also known as Yeso dunes

$Sand Dune Sunset at White Sands National Park\nNew Mexico$

Amazing landscape of the gypsum sands at White Sands National Park in Utah.

In the vast desert area of New Mexico in the White Sands National Park area, blooming soap weed yuccas are a wonderful sight. The area is in the Tularosa basin area with San Andres Mountains to the West and Sacramento Mountains to the East. Drifts in the the dunes can be 10' to 60' high. The dunes are a magical and unusual place in the Southwest. The wind-created ripples create a stunning visual of shadows of light and dark. As day light shifts into evening there is a stillness and a pastel glow of light on the sand and yuccas.

A totally white desert, made entirely from gypsum sand in the nature reserve area Cuatro Cienegas in the north of Mexico.

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White Sands National Park covers 145,762 acres in the Tularosa Basin of the American Southwest. The white dunes, largest of their kind on earth, are made up of gypsum sand dissolved from the surrounding mountains and carried into the basin almost 12,000 years ago. In 1933 President Herbert Hoover designated the area as a national monument. It became a national park in 2019. The yucca plant and sand dunes were photographed from the Sunset Stroll area in White Sands National Park near Alamogordo, New Mexico, USA.

Yucca plants growing in White Sands National Monument, New Mexico, USA

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View of the gypsum dunes of Cuatro Ciénegas in Coahuila, Mexico - White sands - Dunas de yeso

Sanddune at White Sands National Park, New Mexico, USA

Coastal sand dune landscape with Fynbos and wild grasses of Fish Hoek, Cape Town South Africa

In the vast desert area of New Mexico in the White Sands National Park area, blooming soap weed yuccas are a wonderful sight. The area is in the Tularosa basin area with San Andres Mountains to the West and Sacramento Mountains to the East. Drifts in the the dunes can be 10' to 60' high. The dunes are a magical and unusual place in the Southwest. The wind-created ripples create a stunning visual of shadows of light and dark. As day light shifts into evening there is a stillness and a pastel glow of light on the sand and yuccas.

A white desert, made entirely from gypsum sand in the nature reserve area Cuatro Cienegas (Eng: Four marshes) in the north of Mexico. Mesquite (Prosopis) trees hold the sand together with their enormous root system and form little hills.

Under the radiant daylight, the sand dunes in California stretch out endlessly, their golden hues shimmering under the sun's gentle caress. Sculpted by the wind, the dunes rise and fall in graceful curves, casting ever-shifting shadows that dance across the landscape. Each ripple in the sand tells a story of time and erosion, while distant mountains stand sentinel against the vast expanse of the desert. In this tranquil oasis, the dunes beckon adventurers and wanderers alike to explore their timeless beauty.

Tender green shot on the white sand desert - Socotra island

White Sands National Monument. New Mexico, USA

Yucca plants growing from the gypsum sand at White Sands National Park.

Hiking the white gypsum sand dunes, a woman hiker with a pony tail looks out over the Tularosa Basin in the Chihuahuan Desert towards the snow covered Sierra Blanca Peak in the distance.

White Sands National Park, New Mexico

Scenic view across the gypsum dunes of White Sands National Monument, New Mexico.

Landscape view of sand dunes and mountains at White Sands National Park

$Alkali Flat Trail at White Sands National Park\nAlkali Flat Trail is a 5-mile loop trail into the heart of White Sands Dunes.\nNew Mexico$

A soaptree yucca stands alone on a ridge of white gypsum at White Sands National Park in New Mexico.

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In the vast desert area of New Mexico in the White Sands National Park area, blooming soap weed yuccas are a wonderful sight. The area is in the Tularosa basin area with San Andres Mountains to the West and Sacramento Mountains to the East. Drifts in the the dunes can be 10' to 60' high. The dunes are a magical and unusual place in the Southwest. The wind-created ripples create a stunning visual of shadows of light and dark. As day light shifts into evening there is a stillness and a pastel glow of light on the sand and yuccas.

Sand desert surface dunes of Socotra island

Morning at White dunes, called Sugar dunes at Al Khaluf, Oman. It is south part of Wahiba desert, near Arabian sea.

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