Chimney Bluff State Park is located on the South shore of Lake Ontario near Souda Bay, NY. The high silica clay bluff is being eroded into formations that are known as 'dragon backs'. These formations take the form of sharp ridge lines and peaks that form from the top of the cliff and descend to the waterline. While not as colorful as the Grand Canyon, these formations are some of the most stunning visually that I have run across.

Panorama taken of one of the dragonback ridges from above. (07)

Panorama of another dragonback ridge between washouts. ('07)

A Panorama looking down into a washout from above. ('07)

Another panorama view from further East of the above washout. ('07)

A panoramic profile view of the same washout, again from a viewpoint further East. The entrance to Souda Bay can be seen on the upper left. ('07)

A QTVR Panorama taken from inside the washout to the West of the one above. You can match up the backside of some of the formations from the East dragonback with those from the QTVR above. ('07)
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VR Panorama of the American Falls from near the Prospect Point Observation Tower. ('07)
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