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The stones and boulders in Tower Creek as it flows away from Tower Fall have been shifted by decades spring runoff flows. The columns of volcanic breccia, which give the cascade and creek their name, have crumbled over time; the large column immediately to the viewer's right of the waterfall in Jackson's photograph fell in the late 1990s, changing the course of the creek below. The taller tower to its right crumbled at an unknown date. Bradly J. Boner; August 17, 2012 |
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| Author | Yellowstone National Park |
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