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April 4, 2009: Palouse Falls
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Rachel from NPOD
Palouse Falls: In eastern Washington state, the Palouse Falls drop the Palouse River 200 feet into a round, cathedral shaped canyon. These falls are part of the legacy left behind by the mighty ice age floods of glacial Lake Missoula. The incredible power of these floods scarred the land, leaving behind coulees and channels and scraping the earth down to bedrock.
Palouse Falls: In eastern Washington state, the Palouse Falls drop the Palouse River 200 feet into a round, cathedral shaped canyon. These falls are part of the legacy left behind by the mighty ice age floods of glacial Lake Missoula. The incredible power of these floods scarred the land, leaving behind coulees and channels and scraping the earth down to bedrock.
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2011-04-07 03:56:46
Someone from
Somewhere about 14years ago said:
This is a wondeful photagrafy Rachel!!!
This is a wondeful photagrafy Rachel!!!
luish from
ph about 15years ago said:
its nature
its nature
Nav from
Folsom about 16years ago said:
What is people's obsession with Waterfall? What makes a waterfall so 'cool'? Its just water falling..
What is people's obsession with Waterfall? What makes a waterfall so 'cool'? Its just water falling..
Aamir from
Lahore about 16years ago said:
Beauty of the creator of this world. The God.
Beauty of the creator of this world. The God.
liane from
montana about 16years ago said:
beautiful - we need to go there!
beautiful - we need to go there!
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