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Kenuso Falls, located in the Graham Mt. Range, N.E. British Columbia.

To experience the power of these falls is to have all your senses awakened to the powerful forces of nature and a state of indescribable awe. The raw energy, thundering down with such force collides with rocks far below, forcing volumes of water and spray heavenward.

Rain storms have caused the rivers to rise and the water which the rivers and creeks could not contain, overflowed their banks. The Murray River was in such a state when we arrived, seemingly alive and furious as it raced toward the falls (Kenuso Falls), where it cast huge trees, logs and other debris with wild abandon over and down to the waiting cauldron below and where the churning water ground all against rocks or flung them through the air to be caught again under the pounding waters.

The climb down to the bottom of the falls is rugged under good conditions; this day it was extremely slippery from the rains making both the descent and ascent difficult and risky. This shot was not taken at the bottom by the falls, but close. Even from this vantage point I could feel the spray. The deep roar of the falls fills the air and vibrates to the very center of your being. The earth almost seemed to quake under the onslaught.

All in all, the experience of these Falls, leaves you filled with awe and a rejuvenation of the spirit and an awakening through a renewed respect for Nature and her power.

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Description
Kenuso Falls, located in the Graham Mt. Range, N.E. British Columbia.

To experience the power of these falls is to have all your senses awakened to the powerful forces of nature and a state of indescribable awe. The raw energy, thundering down with such force collides with rocks far below, forcing volumes of water and spray heavenward.

Rain storms have caused the rivers to rise and the water which the rivers and creeks could not contain, overflowed their banks. The Murray River was in such a state when we arrived, seemingly alive and furious as it raced toward the falls (Kenuso Falls), where it cast huge trees, logs and other debris with wild abandon over and down to the waiting cauldron below and where the churning water ground all against rocks or flung them through the air to be caught again under the pounding waters.

The climb down to the bottom of the falls is rugged under good conditions; this day it was extremely slippery from the rains making both the descent and ascent difficult and risky. This shot was not taken at the bottom by the falls, but close. Even from this vantage point I could feel the spray. The deep roar of the falls fills the air and vibrates to the very center of your being. The earth almost seemed to quake under the onslaught.

All in all, the experience of these Falls, leaves you filled with awe and a rejuvenation of the spirit and an awakening through a renewed respect for Nature and her power.

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