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We took about ten day to see several of the geological features scattered around eastern Washington that all add up to a tour of the after effects of the massive ice age floods that were released from lake Missoula during the last ice age.
Part one is now complete and posted to the blog: Touring the Ice Age Floods of Washington, Part 1 – Occidentalist
as well as part 2: Touring the Ice Age Floods of Washington, Part 2 – Occidentalist
Stops include Palouse Falls, the Wallula Gap, Hanford Reach, Ginko Petrified Forest State Park, Frenchman Coulee, Potholes Coulee, Drumheller Channels, and the Columbia National Wildlife Refuge for part 1.
Stops for part two include the Ephrata Fan, Dry Falls, Grand Coulee, Steamboat Rock, Twin Lakes and Rock Creek.
Part one is now complete and posted to the blog: Touring the Ice Age Floods of Washington, Part 1 – Occidentalist
as well as part 2: Touring the Ice Age Floods of Washington, Part 2 – Occidentalist
Stops include Palouse Falls, the Wallula Gap, Hanford Reach, Ginko Petrified Forest State Park, Frenchman Coulee, Potholes Coulee, Drumheller Channels, and the Columbia National Wildlife Refuge for part 1.
Stops for part two include the Ephrata Fan, Dry Falls, Grand Coulee, Steamboat Rock, Twin Lakes and Rock Creek.
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