White Pocket

White Pocket is a group of domes and ridges covering an area of one square mile, below a larger mesa lined by similar rocks. A pocket, in this sense, refers to a relatively small area of land markedly different to its surroundings, which here, like most of the plateau, are sandy plains sparsely covered by bushes and small trees. The pocket's main feature is a series of sandstone formations, many shaped like obelisks or columns. The rocks are white, orange, red and yellow, striped and banded with different shades and hues. They've been weathered into strange and beautiful shapes by the elements. Some are smooth, others rough; some curved, others jagged.