The following helicopter footage was shot in the Spring of 1996.
Windows
Media Player must be installed to view
these clips.
Systems running Windows 95 or
Windows NT4 should not download Media Player 7.
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"Click" on the Location listed below:
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Description
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File Size
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Estimated Download Time @30k bps
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Frank Given
Hole
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This is where the larger rocks of Birch River
begin.
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445 K- 10
seconds
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All Files - apprx. 3 minutes
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Herold
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The last settlement on the river.
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445 K - 10 seconds
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Big Eddy
Rock
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Below Herold, around the bend, is where you find
the 3rd largest rock on Birch.
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541 K - 12 seconds
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Falls
Rock
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Whitewater shoals over a modest falls leads to
the 2nd largest rock found on Birch.
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445 K- 10 seconds
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The
Abner
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One of
the most isolated & rugged stretches on the river.
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445 K - 10 seconds
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Blue
Hole
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The most popular camping spot found on the
river.
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489 K - 10
seconds
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Smith
Eddy
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This footage shows the old swinging
bridge.
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445 K - 10 seconds
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Devil's
Backbone
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Long, spiny ridge that Birch makes a horseshoe
loop around.
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445 K - 10 seconds
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Turn
Hole
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Starts at the proposed dam site and shows the
"turn" towards Elk River.
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541 K - 10 seconds
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Mouth of
Birch
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Where Birch River enters the Elk River at
Glendon.
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445 K - 10 seconds
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The files below must be viewed with Realplayer - you can
download here:
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River
on the Rocks - Preview 1
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One minute
intro - 3.7 meg file - will take time
to download - worth the wait.
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4 meg - 57 seconds |
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| River
on the Rocks - Preview 2 |
Same as above but a quicker download with just a small loss in quality.
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2.7 meg - 57 seconds |
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