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Glacier National Park's Avalanche Gorge from an atypical vantage point.

Everyone has to take the money shot from the bridge along the Trail of the ...
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Glacier National Park's Avalanche Gorge from an atypical vantage point.

Everyone has to take the money shot from the bridge along the Trail of the Cedars Bridge, (its in the fine print if you read your admission receipt) but if you hike up the creek a bit, you'll find some amazingly abstract compositions.
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