A feed of new images for this search term http://photobucket.com/images/lake+chamberlain+falls?filter=newest Fri, 24 May 2013 05:43:02 MDT Photobucket feed generator en-us 60 http://s617.photobucket.com/albums/tt260/seantrail/?action=view&current=Briderivercanyon2.jpg seantrail <p><a href="http://s617.photobucket.com/albums/tt260/seantrail/?action=view&current=Briderivercanyon2.jpg" title="Briderivercanyon2.jpg"><img src="http://th617.photobucket.com/albums/tt260/seantrail/th_Briderivercanyon2.jpg" alt="Briderivercanyon2.jpg" /></a><br>Bride River Canyon - Briderivercanyon2.jpg</p><p>nAn overview of Bride River Canyon at the south end of fictional Lake WabaguinnnWhy did I post thisnnThe storyline of the novel I'm illustrating now moves here I want readers and viewers to have some idea of the place where the next drama will play out This is shot from Whistler's Knob looking across the Canyon The nearest water where the fog begins is the entrance to Bridal Veil from 85-mile-long Lake Wabaguin The jagged bluffs beyond where it looks like the earth was broken apart hosts the Bride river Like Lake Wabguin it flows through a steep-sided tear fault before dumping into Wabaguin over Bridal Veil Falls which is hidden behind the tree and hill on the leftnnNo one ever goes there First it's impenetrable whether on foot horseback or aircraft rendered so by myriad networks of deep crevices No one would pay for an expensive helicopter foray because it is a worthless land of barren granite with stunted twisted treesnnBesides Indian legend states that this is the Valley of No Return Huge creatures live here--bipedal creatures--the same rumored to dwell in other such hostile terrains throughout the earthnnOf course it is just a silly aboriginal legendnnUnfortunately it has legs nnLike the Henry Chamberlain incident nnLike what is going to befall William Alexander Buckner who is en-route to enter the forbidden canyon nnHe will never get to marvel over the majesty of Bridal VeilnnnScenes from the Novels: To Catch a Trone Shadows of Bridal Veil and Ungava Heartwings - Do an on-line search for the prose versions or email trailblazer101livecom</p> http://i617.photobucket.com/albums/tt260/seantrail/Briderivercanyon2.jpg Bride River Canyon nAn overview of Bride River Canyon at the south end of fictional Lake WabaguinnnWhy did I post thisnnThe storyline of the novel I'm illustrating now moves here I want readers and viewers to have some idea of the place where the next drama will play out This is shot from Whistler's Knob looking across the Canyon The nearest water where the fog begins is the entrance to Bridal Veil from 85-mile-long Lake Wabaguin The jagged bluffs beyond where it looks like the earth was broken apart hosts the Bride river Like Lake Wabguin it flows through a steep-sided tear fault before dumping into Wabaguin over Bridal Veil Falls which is hidden behind the tree and hill on the leftnnNo one ever goes there First it's impenetrable whether on foot horseback or aircraft rendered so by myriad networks of deep crevices No one would pay for an expensive helicopter foray because it is a worthless land of barren granite with stunted twisted treesnnBesides Indian legend states that this is the Valley of No Return Huge creatures live here--bipedal creatures--the same rumored to dwell in other such hostile terrains throughout the earthnnOf course it is just a silly aboriginal legendnnUnfortunately it has legs nnLike the Henry Chamberlain incident nnLike what is going to befall William Alexander Buckner who is en-route to enter the forbidden canyon nnHe will never get to marvel over the majesty of Bridal VeilnnnScenes from the Novels: To Catch a Trone Shadows of Bridal Veil and Ungava Heartwings - Do an on-line search for the prose versions or email trailblazer101livecom Wed, 13 May 2009 16:51:00 MDT