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AMS_0650<br /> Lower Multnomah Falls
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AMS_0650
Lower Multnomah Falls

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  • AMS_0605<br /> Looking East from Rowena Point into the channeled scablands of Washington
  • AMS_0607<br /> The the road up from the scab lands to Rowena Point
  • AMS_0614<br /> The farm above Lyle as seen from Rowena Point
  • AMS_0616<br /> Lyle from Rowena Point
  • AMS_0612<br /> Native Wild Flowers at Rowena point
  • AMS_0629<br /> Horsetail Falls
  • AMS_0625<br /> Horsetail Falls
  • AMS_0628<br /> Horsetail Falls
  • AMS_0723<br /> Multnomah Falls and Lodge<br /> They host more than a million visitors a year here
  • AMS_0653<br /> Multnomah Falls
  • AMS_0700<br /> Upper and lower Multnomah falls taken together total 602 feet of drop and constitute the second highest continuously flowing waterfall in the United States.
  • AMS_0650<br /> Lower Multnomah Falls
  • AMS_0686<br /> Controlled give points in cables holding the landslide barrier on the trail to the bridge.
  • AMS_0666<br /> Ms. Tammy at the base of the falls. Taken from the bridge over Lower Multnomah Falls
  • AMS_0669<br /> Upper Multnomah Falls
  • AMS_0675<br /> The patterns in falling water are endless
  • AMS_0685<br /> Lower Multnomah Falls
  • AMS_0704<br /> Ms. Tammy
  • AMS_0705<br /> Well, not quite...
  • AMS_0726<br /> Riding the up-drafts where the wind hits the cliffs at Crown Point
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