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| Ralph Berglund | profile | all galleries >> PLACES & EVENTS >> GATHERING PIXELS FROM BEAR MOUNTAIN, THE CATSKILLS AND THE ADIRONDACKS >> THE AUSABLE CHASM | tree view | thumbnails | slideshow |
These images are of the Ausable Chasm near Keeseville, NY. This chasm is hundreds of thousands of years old, created by the flow of the Ausable River from the Adirondack Mountains to Lake Champlain.
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 1. Paradise Falls from Route 9, above Ausable Chasm |
 2. The trail cut into the chasm wall |
 3. A wildflower enjoying the moisture in a nitch of the chasm wall. |
 4. One mile down, the raft staging area. |
 5. Bergie suited up for the raft trip. |
 6. Down the chasm rapids. |
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