Canadian Rockies Geology
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Mount Robson, the highest mountain in the Canadian Rockies is on the left. The color of Kinney Lake is due to alluvial rock particles from the glaciers in the surrounding mountains. For a Gallery of images from the Canadian Rockies see photoweblab.zenfolio.com/canada08
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For more GigaPans from Canada see www.gigapan.org/gigapans/most_popular/?q=brianlr+canada
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Bow Lake and Crowfoot Mountain in the Canadian Rockies. While I was setting up the Gigapan there were a couple of photographers on the left with their big Canon lenses taking photos of birds nearby. Little did they know they were being immortalized in one of my first Gigapans! Update: This will be the first of my ...
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Yes, the BIOBus was here! But can you find it?
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Compare this to the Remastered version using DxO Optics Pro 6 and left uncropped at www.gigapan.org/gigapans/44105 For a Gallery of images from the Canadian Rockies see photoweblab.zenfolio.com/canada08
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Located in Wells Gray Provincia; Park. BC north of Clearwater. The falls is about 185 feet high and flows into a volcanic gorge. Many layers of basaltic lava make up the colourful gorge. The reddish colour is caused by iron and other minerals in the basalt. Most recent lava flows were less than 1 million years ago...
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This is the oldest living tree in Alberta. This Whitebark Pine (Pinus albicaulis) wraps itself around the bare rocks on the banks of the North Saskatchewan River near the Banff Park boundary and has been there for more than 1200 years. A small seedling has started to grow near the base of the tree and will eventually ...
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Bow Lake is the headwaters of the Bow River which supplies much of the water for southern Alberta including the city of Calgary. Needless to say, the water is pure and clean having been born in the glaciers just behind Crowfoot Mountain. On the right side is Simpson's Num Ti Ja lodge.
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Helmcken Falls in Wells Gray Provincial Park, BC, where the Murtle River plunges over the precipice about 475 feet high in a cloud of spray and mist forming an ice cone which will reach about half the height of the falls by early spring. It's the 4th highest fall in Canada and among the world's most spectacular. So...
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In amoung the sage brush, on the hill overlooking the Overlander Bridge
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