Sunday, March 8, 2020

CYW 155 Finding a New Path

As the travertines grow this means their edges are no longer the path of least resistance for the water to flow, so the water finds a new route.  Here you see a dried out path in the foreground, with a newer and still wet ones right behind it.
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