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Buttermilk Falls is a gorge falls in Ithaca NYS Royalty Free Stock Photo
Artistic tile design used on National Park entrance building Royalty Free Stock Photo
Buttermilk Falls frozen in winter cold in Fingerlakes Royalty Free Stock Photo
Buttermilk Falls during winter thaw Fingerlakes Region Royalty Free Stock Photo
Frozen Falls start to thaw during spring time Royalty Free Stock Photo
   
   
Taughannock Falls in Trumansburg NYS FingerLakes
Buttermilk Falls a gorge falls in NYS winter vertical Royalty Free Stock Photo
Ithaca is gorges a rock wall in Buttermilk Falls gorge Royalty Free Stock Photo
   
Coniferous forest background of trunks of long smooth trees Royalty Free Stock Photo
Coniferous forest background of trunks of long smooth trees Royalty Free Stock Photo
Taughannock Falls glacier formed rock face wall and waterfall in NewYorkState Royalty Free Stock Photo
Taughannock Falls upper falls overlook rock viewing platform along upper gorge wall Royalty Free Stock Photo
Taughannock Falls plunges 215 feet past rocky cliffs that tower nearly 400 feet above the gorge. Located in Trumansburg, NewYorkState FingerLakes near Ithaca. Two million years ago, this area's landscape was dotted with shallow river valleys. No lakes. No waterfalls. During that two million year span, continental ice sheets and glaciers made their way over the land, gouging deep troughs in the landscape as they retreated. The most recent glacial activity was 12,000 years ago, leaving behind what we call the Finger Lakes.


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