‘This place through time’ — a lifetime in geology

by GLENN GANNAWAY • Staff Writer
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Geologist Tony Scales explains how a feature of the landscape took shape during a recent hike in Breaks Interstate Park. Scales signed copies of his latest book, 'The Breaks: Grand Canyon of the South' and led the hike. PHOTO BY JENNY O'QUINN.


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