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4Stringer/KipWinger

Since 27 Apr 2005
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Mon Jun 02, 14 7:13 pm 1930's Hood River & White Salmon aerial map comparison |
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Arthur just posted a 1930's era, pre-dam (to 2010) aerial swipe photo comparison of the Hood River and White Salmon. Use the round control at the bottom to swipe-compare. Bad ass;
http://historichoodriver.com/image-swipe-master/aerial_composite.html _________________ revitalized by muthu-nachu |
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flipper

Since 17 Oct 2011
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Mon Jun 02, 14 9:16 pm |
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That is cool! |
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macgruber

Since 06 Dec 2011
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Tue Jun 03, 14 6:28 am |
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looks like Rooster Rock's beach near Wells Island and the Sandy River Delta at Hood. |
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moondog
Since 15 Aug 2007
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white salmon
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Tue Jun 03, 14 10:56 am |
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Wowzzer! What a neat tool! _________________ moondog |
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consumer

Since 28 Nov 2010
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Tue Jun 03, 14 2:22 pm |
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are those white things in the middle of the river , near white salmon for example, clouds? |
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Freeride Kiter
Since 08 Jul 2011
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El Sargento, B.C.S. Mexico
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arthurb
Since 06 Feb 2009
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Hood River, Oregon
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Tue Jun 03, 14 7:25 pm |
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The ice was moving downriver fast enough that it moves between frames. When I aligned the overlapping frames to make the composite I had to avoid the icebergs. |
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4Stringer/KipWinger

Since 27 Apr 2005
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Wed Jun 04, 14 4:49 am |
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This is my favorite post yet from historichoodriver.com. So much detail to study. _________________ revitalized by muthu-nachu |
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consumer

Since 28 Nov 2010
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Wed Jun 04, 14 5:17 am |
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arthurb wrote: | The ice was moving downriver fast enough that it moves between frames. When I aligned the overlapping frames to make the composite I had to avoid the icebergs. |
that's insane! I see what you mean about movement between frames! I'm so afraid of starting a discussion on climate change, but so much looks to have changed. |
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arthurb
Since 06 Feb 2009
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Wed Jun 04, 14 6:37 am |
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Before the dams the river had much less volume in the winter and the flow (mixing) was more turbulent, letting it cool much more quickly. I don't think the river has frozen over since the Dalles Dam was built.
There is a published report of pairs of people on ice skates holding an umbrella to power them from HR a mile down river (easterlies) before 1900. Don't think we'll see that again. |
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Sella

Since 21 Apr 2007
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Doin' The Dalles
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Wed Jun 04, 14 7:47 am |
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arthurb wrote: | There is a published report of pairs of people on ice skates holding an umbrella to power them from HR a mile down river (easterlies) before 1900. Don't think we'll see that again. |
Now that would be the ultimate Gorge picture to hang in your house. Yesterday's wind was "umbrella like".  |
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