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DSC09728 small stream flowing out to Geographers Bay to the north east of George Land (Prince George Island), the largest island in the Franz Josef Land archipelago. The Brussilow ice cap is on the opposite side of the bay

Water Stream II by Mohammed Al Ali

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A small water stream near my village south west of Saudi Arabia

by LSE Philosophy

Cozy riffle by Olivier Morissette

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Montchatel stream riffle

North_to_Alaska - 017 by @GwynethJones -The Daring Librarian!

We were shocked, surprised, & THRILLED when we were plucked out of the hoi polloi waiting area & invited to sit in the VIP section! Found out later it was because of my Twitter & blogging - SCORE!

Catskill Stream B by John Wolf

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Meandering mountain stream, Autumn in the Catskill Mountains, New York

Camera - 4x5 Field Camera with a 90 mm Super Angulon Lens. 1/2 sec. f/32

Jet Stream 2010 by Charlie Hohn

IMG_1693 by Melissa Dinh

by Seaworthy Portuguese Water Dogs

Stream by kh1234567890

SMC Pentax DA 12-24mm f4 ED AL (IF)

IMG_2566 by John Zamer

Streaming by Matt

Downtown Kitchener

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by hdmorph0228

Stream... 20090521_3743 by listorama

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Little Cottonwood Canyon, near Salt Lake City, Utah.

Inspiration provided by Randy Head, who suggested that we shoot pictures here.

Camera support by Joe Tripod.

Stream by Peter Cameron

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Sheppard's Bush

Oirase stream by jyunbo

by Brady Mathieson

Smoky Mountains stream by stevesheriw

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Stream in the Smoky Mountains National Park

Frozen stream by Juho Metsävuori

North Stream by Christian Tyssøy

North Stream passing Sotra, Norway 21.05.2012

PhotoID: 40309

Streaming lights by Sudipta Saha

Passing cars on the mohakhali-flyover road in dhaka........

Stream by Christopher Busta-Peck

Grey's River Road was an incredibly scenic drive, and definitely worth the time, if you have it. It's a dirt road, which starts out very well maintained, but gradually gets more rough and rocky. Several times, we had to get out and remove medium sized rocks from the road.

We drove south on the road until we decided that we'd had enough 25 mph driving and turned back to US 89 via Smith's Fork Road. We plowed through several snow drifts in the first two miles of the road before getting to some that were too deep even for far better equipped vehicles than ours to pass through. We turned around and headed south via the Lander Cut-off.

The Lander Cut-off was a much more difficult road than Grey's River Road had been, requiring slower speeds to navigate around large rocks and snow. I have to imagine that it would have been impassable by all but 4wd vehicles a few weeks earlier.

Overall, it was an exciting and fun drive, but one that consumed far more time than I had planned.

A map of the drive can be found here.

Cummins Falls by Kaptain Karst