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What's in the tunnel?
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| Account | Tunnel Vision from Rt. 100. It's obviously not running, but it gives you an idea of what's underneath. This is obviously a view of Tunnel Vision without water. You can see the entrance to the Tunnel under Rt. 100 in the distance. What isn't really conveyed in the sick amount of drop in the river bed here. The photo called "looking back up river from Tunnel Vision" gives a better sense of how much vertical is present. This photo does a nice job of conveying how much vertical is in Tunnel Vision. The photographer is standing about 20 feet in fron of the entrance to the tunnel under Rt. 100 and is shooting the creek bed back up stream that makes up Tunnel Vision. It's basically just big jumble of sharp rocks leftover from the blasting of Rt. 100. Ever wonder what's in the tunnel? Here it is... |
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| Time | 2005-08-15 20:00:00 GMT |
| Reported Date | August 7, 2005 |
| River Reported | Deerfield, W. Branch |
| Reporter | Author of report Robert Stiles Roxbury, MA |
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Deerfield, W. Branch [VT]
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| Reported Level | Not Running |
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Detail Trip Report
View of Tunnel Vision from Rt. 100 (not running)
Deerfield, W. Branch, VT(162.37KB .jpeg)
Detail Trip Report
Looking back up stream from the base of Tunnel Vision.
Deerfield, W. Branch, VT(150.04KB .jpeg)
View of Tunnel Vision from Rt. 100 (not running)
Just above the tunnel in Tunnel Vision
Looking back up stream from the base of Tunnel Vision.
What's in the tunnel?
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