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Pools and riffles
Posted by Chris M
Thursday, October 8, 2009
More photos from the field...
An addition to
my previous post
.
John Day Fossil Beds
in central Oregon
Volcanic deposits in
North Fork Toutle River
, near Mt St Helens.
Western section of
Dry Falls
, a waterfall formed during the Missoula Floods.
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