Been in a bit of a posting slump lately. Hopefully I can break out of it with this blog from a trip a couple months ago. Dillon Falls is a section of white water on the Deschutes River in Central Oregon. It is not a classical vertical drop water fall but it does have some raw power as it makes its descent. So join me for a quick visual tour of Benham Falls.
The Calm water meets the beginning of the falls.
The event horizon as the water begins its plunge over the edge.
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Not sure if the sound of the video below does justice to the actual roar of the water.
As the water continues it descent it begins to make a 90 degree turn.
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The area that might be considered actual vertical drop waterfall.
An interesting rock formation.
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About to go up for a little better view.
The tumultuous water from above.
A last look back...
And then the river continuse its journey down stream.
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