A cliff drop off a lowmesa appeared as a ragged line on the horizon.
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To their west was a lowmesa.
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She and her friends were standing a hundred or so yards from the cavern parking lot, behind a lowmesa.
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A few more miles of hot sand and gravel and red stone brought us around a lowmesa to the Little Colorado.
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Between the river and a lowmesa lay a large ranch of a different appearance from those others which we had passed.
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Gale marked that the halt had been made in a ridged and cut-up pass between lowmesas.
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Lowmesas, dry, treeless, stretch back from the brink of the canyon, often showing smooth surfaces of naked, solid rock.
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Beyond this earth-riven line lay something vast and illimitable, a far-reaching vision of white wastes, of purple plains, of lowmesas lost in distance.