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Published: 2017-12-27 04:36:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 598; Favourites: 76; Downloads: 45
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Proof that wastelands exist in heaven as well.
Here we were coming down from Whitehorn towards Kinney Lake on our final day in the park. All the devastated area is probably flooded during snow melt. During autumn you can walk there without any problem though. There are lots of bridges crossing drained runlets, which looks a bit weird.Location: Berg Lake Trail, Mount Robson Provincial Park, British Columbia, Canada
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Hehe, we had an awesome time there.
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Isn't it? 
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Je nach Lebenssituation - für euer Empfinden war der erste Anblick dieser gewaltigen Landschaft sicher ein Geschenk des Himmels - für viele desparados, die in der Vergangenheit auf der vergeblichen Suche nach dem Glück (Goldrausch u.ä.) hier durchgezogen sind, dürfte sich beim Anblick dieser Szenerie eine neue Hölle aufgetan haben.
Das ist ein ganz feines Bild !
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Es gab aber auch damals schon Leute, die durch die Rockies gezogen sind und von der Landschaft geschwärmt haben. Allerdings sicher nicht die, die nur für das Gold durch Kanada gezogen sind.
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Haha, I admit this was an easy one. :>
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Thank you, glad you thought so!
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Heaven and this is not devastated, its a normal occurring event
spaces is needed when large amounts of snow melts until is
dissipates through the summer months, only thing is, it probably
becomes this way a bit sooner in the Spring season then it did a decade ago 
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Uh, just because it's a normal event doesn't mean the area isn't devastated or am I wrong? Maybe I worded myself badly here. And yeah, the flooding is probably coming sooner now than one or two decades ago, generally speaking.
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