Fed by springs, rain and snow melt, the 611 foot high Multnomah Falls was still spectacular last September when I drove along the Columbia River Gorge Scenic Highway and stopped 30 miles east of Portland. An admitted acrophobic, I was content to forego the walk up to Benson Bridge, named after Portland businessman, Simon Benson, who gave the falls to the city, and viewed this natural wonder from the bottom.
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You’re a funny man, Rob.
The photo from the bottom gets the bridge in too ,so you picked a great location for the shot.