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| Beginning our hike to the Flume | The trail follows alongside the Pemigewasset River | |
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![]() How the Flume was formed |
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| Description of the Pemigewasset River | ||
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| Wooden walkway into the gorge | Beautiful rock formations | |
![]() Paul and Beverly |
![]() Peg and Don |
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![]() The Flume gorge |
![]() Approaching Avalanche Falls | |
![]() Rich taking in the view |
![]() Interesting rock walls |
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![]() Avalanche Falls |
![]() Looking downstream from the walkway |
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![]() Top of Avalanche Falls |
![]() Peg enjoying the gorge |
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![]() Another view of Avalanche Falls |
![]() View of the river from a wooden bridge |
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![]() View looking down on Avalanche Falls |
![]() Birch tree growing in the air |
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![]() Another waterfall |
![]() View downstream from a wooden bridge |
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![]() Looking straight down into the gorge |
![]() View of the river |
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![]() Another view of the river |
![]() Sentinel Pine Bridge |
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![]() Downstream from Sentinel Pine Bridge |
![]() Another view Sentinel Pine Bridge |
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![]() Looking down at a river cascade |
![]() Mt. Liberty as seen from the viewing bench along the trail |
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![]() Close-up of Mt. Liberty |
![]() Our hiking group on the viewing bench (Don taking picture) |
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![]() One of many glacial boulders along the trail |
![]() Another glacial boulder |
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![]() Another one |
![]() On the trail back to the main building |
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