09-wallula_gap_adj

Columbia River

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Washington & Oregon. Pix not in their own set (e.g., Wanapum, Grand Coulee Dam).
09-wallula_gap_adj

09-wallula_gap_adj

01 Dec 1985 104
08-wallula_gap-r_adj

08-wallula_gap-r_adj

01 Dec 1985 111
08-wallula_gap_ig_adj

08-wallula_gap_ig_adj

01 Dec 1985 101
10-wallula_gap_adj

10-wallula_gap_adj

01 Dec 1985 95
01-hanford_reach-r_adj

01-hanford_reach-r_adj

01 Apr 1986 98
01-hanford_reach_ig_adj2

01-hanford_reach_ig_adj2

01 Apr 1986 101
02-columbia_view

02-columbia_view

01 Aug 1986 116
01-John_Day_q_Dam-8-86_adj

01-John_Day_q_Dam-8-86_adj

01 Aug 1986 131
1-23-cliff_along_reach_ig_adj

1-23-cliff_along_reach_ig_adj

29 Jun 2003 131
Beach on the Hanford Reach

Beach on the Hanford Reach

29 Jun 2003 2 4 478
Columbia River, Washington state, USA. This is the last undammed stretch of the Columbia in the US, finally protected as a wild & scenic river. The Army Corps of Engineers tried for _years_ to build a dam, but it never happened. The Reach goes around the north side of the notorious Hanford Reservation, once the site of the primary plutonium-production reactor in the US. Large parts of the area are still off-limits due to safety concerns, but it's no longer a top-secret site. A few years before this, if you'd stopped your boat on this beach, you'd have soon been visited by some _very_ humorless guys toting M-16s! Ironically, it was probably the proximity to Hanford that kept any dam from being built.
1-37-wasteway_ig_adj

1-37-wasteway_ig_adj

01 Jul 2003 143
1-32-bright_cliff_ig_adj

1-32-bright_cliff_ig_adj

01 Jul 2003 99
1-30-swallows_in_cliff_ig_adj

1-30-swallows_in_cliff_ig_adj

01 Jul 2003 98
1-22-shore_view_ig_adj_rot

1-22-shore_view_ig_adj_rot

01 Jul 2003 100
1-20-cliff_along_river_ig_adj

1-20-cliff_along_river_ig_adj

01 Jul 2003 105
1-17-reach_view_ig_adj

1-17-reach_view_ig_adj

01 Jul 2003 96
1-15-reach_view_ig_adj

1-15-reach_view_ig_adj

01 Jul 2003 92
1-13-reach_view_ig_adj

1-13-reach_view_ig_adj

01 Jul 2003 100
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