Barking Sands Dune Trail
<p>The Barking Sands Dune Trail explores the remarkable sand dunes at Polihale, where a rare acoustic phenomenon produces a squeaking or barking sound when the dry sand grains are disturbed underfoot....
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<p>The Barking Sands Dune Trail explores the remarkable sand dunes at Polihale, where a rare acoustic phenomenon produces a squeaking or barking sound when the dry sand grains are disturbed underfoot....
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