Denny Creek Slippery Slap and Keekwulee Falls, WA

Doug, Ron, and I headed up Denny Creek to hunt for interesting rocks on July 14, 2002. Doug is a former geologist, Ron was an aspiring geologist some years ago, and I don't know the difference between sedimentary and metamorphic rock.

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This tree looked interesting with it's entire center hollowed out.	A picture for the kids.	A picture for the ladies.
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The slippery slap; with a hidden geological feature! Can you see it crossing the middle of the picture?	Can you see it now?	This is a close up of the rock dike (dark rock) that formed while this entire rock mass was still in motion. As the lighter colored rock moved the dike broke.
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The south end of the slippery slab.	The bridge over the slippery slab.	Doug looking serious.
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Doug enjoying the cool waters of Denny Creek.	Keekwulea Falls	Ron in front of Keekwulea Falls.
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Doug in front of Keekwulea Falls.

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The pictures in this gallery were taken with a Sony DCR-PC100 1-mega pixel camera. Email me if you would like a higher resolution version of any of these pictures.