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Who would have thought such a rugged looking arch would
collapse when flimsy-looking arches such as Ribbon, Ring,
and Landscape would continue to survive. Examination of
the two photos of Sally's, front and back, before collapse does reveal a
number of faults and cracks, however. Its collapse was so
catastrophic it was difficult to identify the exact
location of the remains. There are some clues in the
rock formations above, however, to identify the original
location of the arch. Even though this may not have been
an important arch, its recent demise is significant because
of the rarity of such an event. It is 6 miles from the end
of the Potash Mine Road pavement to the former arch. The
author had no difficulty recently (April 2002) reaching the
location driving a low clearance sedan.
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