51 Upper Steel Arch Bridge-Winter
Upper Steel Arch Bridge-Winter
No fitter subject to close this series of winter pictures of the world’s most wonderful waterfall could be chosen than this wild riot of ice-flow below the Upper Steel Arch Bridge. Here, piled in reckless confusion, are millions of tons of ice. Heaped in every shape the giant floes are piled as if flung aside by the resistless power of a Hercules. Ice enough to supply all the cities of New York State is shown in this unusual view. It is a picture that can be witnessed almost any winter in the magnificent gorge through which the waters of the Great Lakes flow.
No fitter subject to close this series of winter pictures of the world’s most wonderful waterfall could be chosen than this wild riot of ice-flow below the Upper Steel Arch Bridge. Here, piled in reckless confusion, are millions of tons of ice. Heaped in every shape the giant floes are piled as if flung aside by the resistless power of a Hercules. Ice enough to supply all the cities of New York State is shown in this unusual view. It is a picture that can be witnessed almost any winter in the magnificent gorge through which the waters of the Great Lakes flow.
Dieses Kapitel ist Teil des Buches Niagara - in Summer and Winter
