the Basin for Holly (Erestorfan) by danapommet
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One of my hikes in New Hampshire, was on the Pemi trail, which mostly followed the Pemigewasset River. One of the many water features along the river is called The Basin. The Basin is a 40 feet (12 meter) wide and 20 feet (6 meter) deep pothole (a term I took from one of the official websites) has been carved out of the granite base over about 13,000 years since the glaciers receded from this area. As you can see, the water pours down in the upper right and can go straight through on the right but in heavy rains and snow melting, the water swirls around and leaves on the lower left. This swirling action has created The Basin. It will zoom.
Thanks for stopping by, taking a look and for all your previous favs and comments. They are very much appreciated.
Dana
Comments (27)
Fabulous landscape words escape me on this
so many places like this can not be driven to. get out the boots and walk! outstanding capture
Wow, that's an amazing natural feature! Wonderful shot!
Amazing the power of water - especially over 13K years! Great shot - I'm sure Holly will love it - Mike too....
Very very beautiful picture that give me a sense of peace !!
Absolutely astounding and so dramatic!
A great zoom and a wonderful phenomenon Dana. BTW, that was me on the right !!!! Lol.
I knew that you were out there someplace Jeff but I kept watching for you on the left! :o)
Amazing area - looks very slippery!!!
The granite rock is worn very smooth but the stone was dry that day and not slippery! Also good hiking boots also helped!
Beautiful. Are people able to jump in?
It was tempting Andrew but water runs through there very fast and a rocky ride down stream!
A very impressive place looks well worth the hike to see.
Oh my goodness...another place to add to my bucket list. Thanks for sharing this spectacular scene.
A very interesting effect of water erosion, superb capture, Dana!
This natural basin is really amazing, interesting infos and superb capture, Dana !
Zoom is super on his great shot, Dana.
bel endroit
Isn't nature magnificent?! Wonderful how the water swirls around this rock. A great find and well captured, Dana.
Impressive landscape
Nature is amazing, beautiful capture. xxx
LOVE IT Gorgeous erosion....we have some place look like this here :) Take a look this short 2 min video from one of the most exotic place in QUEBEC ) You need to see this on your next trip up here :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dAdnBDtAYFs
A fantastic video - THANKS - rushing water is so powerful!
Great capture and information Dana. Yes Dana, the museum has both, a SR-71 and a space shuttle!
Holly will love this Dad! Water is such a powerful presence in every aspect!!!
Oh wow, Dana!! This is such a beautiful capture of the Basin!! I just love this place. Not sure why. And I love how cool it feels standing at the edge of it! It is just such a wonderful, almost magical place...not only the Basin but the surrounding area, with the beautiful streams and beautiful trees. Thanks SO much for sharing this beautiful picture! I will be adding it to my favs!!!
I love that place !
interesting capture and info! and the swirl had washed out the rock there I think! clear water, want to put in my feet or walk around for health! ;o)
This looks really amazing. Fantastic place and view. Excellent shot!
Marvelous capture, love it!
beautiful image