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Multiple eco-systems and bonhomie besot the Lawson's Fork River Valley, an oasis within the City.

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Furcate of streams as seen from the Highlands. Kayakers will face a portage downstream in Glendale.
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Great Wall of Spartanburg which ironically keeps in Vikings and keeps out Cavaliers. It winds for nearly a quarter mile in the Upper Valley.
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View upstream within Upper Valley. To the left is Converse Heights, to the right Fernwood. Kayakers will need to portage around White's Mill a couple of miles ahead.
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Amphitheater of the Americas in Lower Valley. Uh Bob, wait for the audience and don't be ventose!
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Footbridge over Footleton Swamp connecting Lower Valley to Pine Forest. Quite likely that deer, foxes, raccoons, and their ilk reside deep within this boscage during daylight hours.
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Lambent light and shadows lead one to kefish comtemplation looking west.
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Reconnoiter of Big Bend Littoral reveals a ruck of shells from freshwater crustaceans.
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Big Bend Littoral with dense frondescence on the antipode shore.
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Private bridge leading to river in Middle Valley.
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Crimson Falls. Legend has it that this Upper Valley waterfall is named for pirate "Crimson Jack," who explored this area on a tramontane expedition long before dams and water use lowered the surface level of the river.

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