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"Every second, an average of 37,417 gallons of water plunges 308 feet over the Lower Falls." Wow, that's a lot of water! Lets see, on my trip I've used an average of 10 gallons of water a week. So if I do the math, it would take me almost 72 years to use as much water. Now that's incredible!

After seeing all this water in action I get to thinking, water is such an important resource. In my mind, it's far more precious than oil. On the heals of that thought I have a relevation about the role of water in future world events.

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The northern canyon wall next to the falls is very colorful.

Looking down into the canyon, the viewing platform is still a few hundred feet above the river.

Me and the Upper Falls.