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The hubs says, “This waterfall along the Chief Joseph Highway (WY 296) appears during the Spring runoff. Quite a bit of water this year, I don’t remember seeing water at this location during the summer. The water falls over till deposited by the Pleistocene Crandall Glacier. At the falls the till overlies Archean granite and gneiss. After going over the falls, the water flows down the borrow pit of the highway.”
I just thought it was a pretty picture. There is something soothing about water and waterfalls (as long as they aren’t running through your house!)
Perilously yours,
Pauline
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