falls,was once the most savage rapids on
Earth (click for enlargement)
This section would have normally been under 30-40
feet of water and in a turbid condition that no fish
could possibly survive (click to see enlargement).
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| Partridge berry plants (berries from previous fall) | Caribou moss |
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| Canada Jay eats left over scrambled (chicken) eggs | Lichen growing on large rock |
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| Forebay dike near Churchill Falls (early June) | My brother sits on an "erratic" |
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| Churchill River (click to see "Elmo") by Brinco bridge and just above the falls. | This
section of the Churchill river, just above the falls,was once the most savage rapids on Earth (click for enlargement) |
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the bottom of the Churchill river in same area. This section would have normally been under 30-40 feet of water and in a turbid condition that no fish could possibly survive (click to see enlargement). |
A porcipine is starting to tire of the attention. |