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Our first riverside lunch stop, Badger Creek has a wide sandy fan that is obviously accessible from the road system. We found a large, ugly fire ring filled with beer cans and other trash. Not that we let it spoil a fantastic first lunch. Grand Canyon GigaView is a new school virtual tour of the Grand Canyon crea...
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Another view of the camp at Lower Bass at river mile 108.5. Christy had been hiking with me, but went ahead down to camp arriving just as this image was being captured. She can be seen three times around camp. William W. Bass established a tourist camp in this area about 1890, and later built a trans-Canyon trail ...
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Last year at this time I took a pano of this same waterfall as water was being released due to winter rains: gigapan.org/gigapans/18848/. This year, once again, heavy rain has forced another release, although this year they lowered the inflated dam quite a bit to nearly empty the lake a couple of weeks ago. At t...
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GigaPan Interrupted - This one had some problems. This is the highest resolution GigaPan I attempted on the trip. It consists of over 620 pics and required both battery changes and memory card changes. There must have been some user error during the interruptions that lead to the results seen here. If anyone can dia...
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Lower Bass is a choice camp. The gradual incline of its huge beach invites gaming and relaxation. The jutting fins of Vishnu Schist form hallways which lead to the groover or a sunny shower spot. The late evening sun and morning shadow all make for a lazy camp. We were joyous to find that the veteran raft guides on...
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Lotic riparian area in Northern.Arizona. The gray banding is caused by clouds. Overall, the image appears overexposed, this was intentional as the camera settings were chosen to match the channel corridor. An October view of this site can be compared: gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=11183 An August view of...
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A close up view of a Grand Canyon riparian area, this GigaPan was taken in a spot that rarely sees the burning sun. Just above a terrific swimming hole, this bend in the creek was the only shady spot I could reach without wading equipment across (again). Shinumo Creek supports a wide ecosystem through arid terrain, a...
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Lotic riparian area in northern Arizona. Camera settings were to accommodate conditions in the drainage and the gray striping is caused by moving clouds. Of note: willows in the downstream reach (right side of image) and lack of willows upstream (left side of image)
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MIM field training session August 2009.
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Aerial panorama of the One Mile Lake area, downstream of the Thermalito Afterbay Outlet on the Lower Feather River. Much of this area is gold mining tailings which have been extensively mined for gravel, and in the 1960s, for material to build the Oroville Dam, about 10 miles upstream.
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