Published 3 months ago by Pete Babij
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Whittaker falls on Roaring Brook in upstate New York. Water is falling over limestone in the Trenton Group (a geological name for the bed...(more)
Published 3 months ago by Pete Babij
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View of King Falls on the Deer River. Upstate New York has many waterfalls due to the regional geology. Initially, an inland sea deposited alternating ...(more)
Published 4 months ago by Pete Babij
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View of a 180 degree bend in the Canojoharie River. The river follows the path of least resistance in the slate and shale bedrock it is eroding ...(more)
Published 4 months ago by Pete Babij
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This is one of the many waterfalls and cascades on the Canojoharie River. The river is eroding through a slate and shale format...(more)
Published about 2 years ago by Sophie Morse
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This view looking across the bay towards the Clavell tower, with the cliffs at the back. The cliffs are composed of kimmeridge clay which is an oil shale.
