My long-time buddy, Nancy, loves nature as much as I do. Our first adventure in my new stomping grounds was to walk to Nine Mile Falls dam.
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Nancy and Diane with Spillway in background.
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There's a lot of history connected to this dam as it's over 100 years old and it is on the National Register of Historic Places.
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The dam was originally built to power electric trains linking Spokane with rural communities.
Fortunately, Avista did a major renovation over the last couple of years, so it should last a lot longer.
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Only one spillway is needed right now.
I'm still glad that I live above the dam!
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If you zoom in and look really close, you can see my house |
Nine Mile Falls Reservoir on the left;
Spokane River on the right.
Next adventure . . . bird watching! :)
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1 comment:
Well done on a nice walk I hope you keep it up.
Also nice photos, thanks for sharing
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