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September 2, 2008: Pouring Granite
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Pouring Granite: Gushing out of the expansive granite wall, the Upper Yosemite Falls plummet over 1400 feet before breaking over The Cascades and turning into Lower Yosemite Falls. The falls change from season to season, going from full volume in spring, slowing in the summer, sometimes drying up completely in the fall, and turning into an ice heap in the winter!
Pouring Granite: Gushing out of the expansive granite wall, the Upper Yosemite Falls plummet over 1400 feet before breaking over The Cascades and turning into Lower Yosemite Falls. The falls change from season to season, going from full volume in spring, slowing in the summer, sometimes drying up completely in the fall, and turning into an ice heap in the winter!
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