not really classified as falls by the park's standard, but I think they are. Notice sue sitting on the other side.
posted by yantski @ 8:10 PM
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Holidays '05 - Wells- Gray
A park where you really get a glimpse of how natural forces can shape each other. When ice covered most of this part of the globe, volcanoes erupted, creating the most unique lava flows which later evolved into unique geological structures and features.
Sunday, August 28, 2005
not really classified as falls by the park's standard, but I think they are. Notice sue sitting on the other side.
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- Name: yantski
- Location: Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
I enjoy hiking, cycling, geocaching and photography. My most recent interest is photography. I hope that over the next few years, I will develop my skills as a photographer and be able to classify myself as professional. I like to visit areas and places with a visible history.
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