Kissing Camels - Natural Arches on Waymarking.com

The Kissing Camels formation sits at the very top of North Gateway Rock. These lovestruck camels are often said to be engaged in the longest kiss on record. In fact, their rock-bound flirtation has given rise to the Legend of the Kissing Camels, first published by Laura Mecum in 1926. Laura attributed this legend to what she called the translation of hieroglyphics found in a hidden cavern in the Rockies

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Kissing Camels

Photo of the Arch by itself?: yes Type of Arch: Wind Eroded Type of Material: red sandstone

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