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Neopolitan, in keeping with the ice cream theme
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post Mar 20 2004, 01:03 AM
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dusty edge, grey/blue rocks and red bouncemark (under the shadow unfortuntely)

all in one pic

it is interesting to note how distinctively the colors change where the weight of the rover bouncing compressed the surface, I'm surprised they haven't done more study on that yet, there were only a couple pics of it back on the early sols.
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