On a recent twilight flight, I spotted something out of my window that I had never seen before.
A formation resembling a row of pyramids or the scales on the back of a crocodile. It almost looked man-made.
Where was this and what was it?
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Spoiler Alert: The Answer Is Below!
After doing some research on Google Maps, I finally found it – see the picture below.
The formation I spotted out of my window was a mountain range east of the town of Monclova in the Mexican State of Coahuila (which actually borders Texas).
It turns out Coahuila – and its neighboring Mexican States of Nuevo Leon and Chihuahua – are filled with similar formations.
There is even a National Park near Monterrey, Mexico named Cumbres de Monterrey National Park (translation “Summits”) that is filled with a related and continuous landscape.
Who knew? I certainly didn’t.
