US Edition"As Enticing As A Pile of Sugar" White Sand National Park Discourages Guests From Eating Gypsum
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"As Enticing As A Pile of Sugar" White Sand National Park Discourages Guests From Eating Gypsum
Rising from the heart of the Tularosa Basin in New Mexico, the glistening dunes of White Sands National Park are one of the world’s great natural wonders. White Sands stands on the world’s largest gypsum dunefield which have engulfed 275 square miles of desert over the eons creating truly other worldly landscape. Rare gypsum sand and the beautiful selenite crystals are the most abundant forms of the mineral gypsum found at White Sands National P…
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