That's where everyone goes to go.

Utah is the geographical equivalent of Gwyneth Paltrow.

Nod, the composition looks volcanic, and the islands were formed that way, though 54 million years ago. Found this:

>Meanwhile, the majority of the Faroe–Rockall Plateau has subsided beneath sea level while erosive forces–especially during the last few million years of alternating glacial and interglacial periods–have sculpted the landscape into their present-day shape.

That slope? Looks like glacial erosion to me, and water isolated bits and made the verticals.

Yes, that's right. Overnighting and keeping up with serious hikers on long trails is more of a problem.

Also, you're welcome.I hope you have a lot of fun when you come.

My thought too, it looks more like the Coastals.

I solo hike often enough. Its easy enough to budge up against another group of people, just let them know what you are doing and why.

>any genetic insult would result in catastrophic change.

That's nonsense. Every cell has its own DNA. After the zygote and blastocyte phases, genetic redundancy increasingly wards against catastrophe.