nibot | Notes from Pasco-Kahlotus highway (May 28) (backdated from July 7)

Palouse Canyon. May 28, 2006.

A novelty of working nights was the opportunity to go off on hiking trips from 08:00 AM (end of work) to noon (bedtime!). At Powells Books in Portland with

wealhtheow a few days earlier, I'd picked up a book* of hikes in the eastern Washington desert. It mentioned a place called Palouse Falls... so I was off, down the Pasco-Kahlotus highway in search of this alleged 100 foot waterfall. Eastern Washington has a subtle beauty and good highways. Paulouse Falls did not disappoint. Recommended.

It would not be proper to mention Eastern Washington and not include the Missoula Floods, the mind-bogglingly tremendous ice-age floods that carved out that half of that state. But I am not qualified, so read Wikipedia.

* subsequently donated to the library at LIGO Hanford Observatory

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http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/megaflood/ !

Aye, i should have read Wikipedia first: “Mystery of the Megaflood”. Accordingly, that aforementioned collapsing ice dam happened 10 years ago in Iceland. (So i've been told Greenland is full of ice, and Iceland is green, huh!)

I'm told that this was a Viking marketing ploy!

o.g. real estate scam right there.

Notes from Pasco-Kahlotus highway (May 28) (backdated from July 7)

Re: Missoula floods

Re: Missoula floods

iceland green, greenland ice

Re: iceland green, greenland ice