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	List of waterfalls - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-23)
		Yosemite Falls, California - generally considered the highest waterfall in North America, with a 436 m (1430 ft) in one drop followed by 98 m (320 ft) in another, flowing year-round
		Whitewater Falls, North Carolina - 125 m (411 ft) cascade, the highest North American waterfall east of the Rocky Mountains.
		Indian Chimney Falls, New York - 18 m (60 ft) drop, at Indian Chimney Farm
	www.arikah.net /encyclopedia/List_of_waterfalls (896 words)

	History of Indian Lake, Blue Mountain Lake and Sabael, Adirondack Mountains of New York.
		In fall, 1948, a fourth church became part of the community under the leadership of the Rev. Fred Howenstein.
		The Town of Indian Lake was overjoyed to receive the land, laughing that they had gained their objective in exchange for pure wilderness land in the mountains to the North.
		Indian Lake essentially is a capsule history of the hard work and hardships that always have accompanied mountain living.
	www.indian-lake.com /history.htm (4078 words)

	Knoxville Tennessee Information Gateway / Real Estate Listings
		Fall the Smokies special magic may be the most famous and romantic in the autumn, from the warm days and frosty nights of Indian Summer or to the brilliant shows of red, yellow, orange and gold which splash the mountain sides and valleys as the leaves turn the region into a brilliant bright visual wonderland.
		Fall is craft time in the Smokies, with special festivals, National Crafts Festival at Dollywood, Sevierville's Apple Festival of arts and foods, and the traditional Gatlinburg Craftsmen's Show in the Convention Center.
		The fall is divided in the middle by the trail and a pleasant pool.
	www.knoxville-tn.com /smoky.html (11783 words)

	Samuel Champlain and Lake Champlain, 1909 Champlain Tercentenary Celebration
		On this voyage Champlain was enabled to confer with the Indians as to the topography of the country, the extent and courses of its rivers, and was informed by them of the large lakes and Niagara Falls to the southwest.
		During the fall there were twenty-eight men in the colony, but in the early winter disease made its appearance, which worked fearful havoc with them, and twenty of them were carried to their graves.
		He says: “The Indians told him of the waterfall and of a lake beyond three or four leagues long,” and says that he saw the waterfall, but says nothing about the lake, which is assumed to be Lake George.
	www.ulster.net /~hrmm/quad/1909champlain/appxhill.html (4736 words)

	Trail's End RV Park - Area Attractions
		Falls on the Kiesee River in Balsam Grove, near Courthouse Falls.
		Falls are located on right, 7.5 miles after passing the Blue Ridge Parkway entrance.
		Falls are 10 miles south on Whitewater Road, near the NC/SC state line.
	www.pngusa.net /~trailsend/AreaAttractions.htm (402 words)

	The Native People Who Lived in Quamphegan (South Berwick)
		Any other Indian name for the falls is unknown, having disappeared from early records and accounts relatively quickly, the settlers favoring the name “Salmon Falls.” Samuel Sewall was a traveling judge in 1689, and in his journal, he travels to the mills at the Salmon Falls.
		Salmon Falls, Quamphegan and Old Fields felt the effect of King William’s War (1688), Salmon Falls was all but destroyed in the surprise attack of March 18, 1689.
		Indian village at the mouth of the Saco River drawn in 1603.
	www.msad35.net /central/hike2005.htm (8153 words)

	Smoky Mountain Hiking - Chimney Tops Trail - Chimney Tops Map in the Smoky Mountains
		At Beech Flats, the Chimney Tops Trail crosses the Road Prong Trail that in turn leads to the Appalachian Trail at Indian gap 2.3 miles away.
		If your destination is Chimney Tops, you will want to stay on the main trail that veers right into a creek valley on the north side of Sugarland Mountain.
		On the trail to the Chimneys people rave about the yellow buckeye trees due to the age of these trees, their unusual leaf structure and the flowers which appear in May. A trek to Chimney Tops will make you understand why it is so popular.
	www.rodsguide.com /chimneytops.aspx (915 words)

	oklahoma
		The Indians were required to furnish troops for their own defense, but were not to serve outside of Indian Territory.
		Colonel Cooper, with an Indian and Texan regiment, was fast on Opothleyahola's trail, and attacked at Round Mountain on November 19, 1861, the first battle of the war in Indian Territory.
		The outstanding Confederate military achievement of 1864 in Indian Territory was the brilliant capture of a Federal supply wagon train at Cabin Creek in September by Watie and General Richard M. Gano of Texas.
	www.mosocco.com /oklahoma.html (4737 words)

	Great Smoky Mountains: Recreational Opportunities
		Grotto Falls is distinctive as the only waterfall in the park one can walk behind.
		Henwallow Falls is near Cosby Campground, south of Cosby, Tennessee.
		When a rock is moved, aquatic insects fall, are crushed by the movement, or dry out and die when the rock is placed out of water.
	www.nps.gov /grsm/gsmsite/justforfun.html (3149 words)

	Bellows Falls: Connecticut River Byway
		The village of Bellows Falls is set in the town of Rockingham, VT, and is the Waypoint community for an area that includes the towns of Rockingham, Westminster, Putney, and Springfield, VT, and Charlestown and Walpole, NH.
		Bellows Falls recently celebrated the grand opening of its new Waypoint Visitor Center, adjacent to the Bellows Falls Canal near the train station.
		Bellows Falls and Walpole lost their graceful suspension Arch Bridge decades ago, but several historic concrete, steel, and wooden timber frame bridges are still used every day.
	www.ctrivertravel.net /bellows-falls.htm (2576 words)

	Fodor's Travel Guides \| Forums Messages
		Grandfather Mtn is close to Boone and Chimney Rock is close to Asheville.
		So maybe Chimney Rock is the better choice since we are already going to be there.
		Chimney Rock would be better if you are definately doing Biltmore.
	www.fodors.com /forums/pgMessages.jsp?fid=1&tid=34660789&numresponses=2&start=0 (319 words)

	Indian Chimney Falls.com - Finger Lakes region waterfall (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-23)
		Indian Chimney Falls.com - Finger Lakes region waterfall
		Indian Chimney Falls is a 60 foot waterfall on the border of Indian Chimney Farm.
		Be sure to visit our site's sponsor, Indian Chimney Farm, which got its name from this magnificent waterfall.
	www.indianchimneyfalls.com (172 words)

	Hiking trails in the Adirondack Mountains near Indian Lake, Blue
		The trailhead is on Route 30, 6.5 miles south of the village of Indian lake.
		The trail is at the South end of Jessup fork of Indian Lake.
		Neither The Indian Lake Chamber of Commerce, Town of Indian Lake nor The Vacation Experience shall be responsible for any typographical errors, misinformation, misprints and shall be held totally harmless.
	www.indian-lake.com /hiking.asp?bc=102&pc=100 (1235 words)

	Falls of Hills Creek Scenic Area (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-23)
		The area falls in the Allegheny Plateau physiographic province and virtually all rock bedding has a near horizontal attitude.
		Because the upper Hills Creek watershed is dominated by siliceous rock - shale, siltstone and sandstone — its waters are largely acidic in character, and this seems to hold quite generally also for soils in the area.
		On descending farther we reached a ledge with a view of the third falls, which at 63 feet (19 m), is the second highest in the State.
	www.asecular.com /forests/fallsofhills.htm (2743 words)

	INDIAN TREATIES
		If any Indian or Indians shall commit a robbery or murder on any citizen of the United States, the tribe to which such offenders may belong, shall be bound to deliver them up at the nearest post, to be punished according to the ordinances of the United States.
		The said Indians for themselves and their respective tribes and towns do acknowledge all the Cherokees to be under the protection of the United States of America, and of no other sovereign whosoever.
		The said Indians shall give notice to the citizens of the United States, of any designs which they may know or suspect to be formed in any neighboring tribe, or by any person whosoever, against the peace, trade or interest of the United States.
	members.tripod.com /fawn_rosebud/indian_treaties.htm (1760 words)

	Daily -U.S. Marshal
		According to Wilks, his first school was a log house with a mud-and-stuck chimney and a huge fireplace.
		As Indian agent, Daily succeeded a man who was a major in the US.
		Since that man was a major, Daily was given the same title, and that is how he earned the title and nickname of Major, which he held on to the rest of his years.
	www.usdoj.gov /marshals/history/daily (595 words)

	Everything Indian
		Too tired to use one of her several Indian cookbooks and actually cook tonight, takeout was the answer.
		She closed her eyes and imagined that she was in an open field in India dancing around the trees with her “Raj”, a Indian man she only knew in her imagination and wrote about in her journal.
		There was the one of the Indian women sitting with the children while they worked on their crafts.
	everythingindian.blogspot.com (1857 words)

	History
		They heated water to make mud so they could finish the cabin and chimney, but the structure was not completed that first winter.
		The River Falls Journal, the city's first newspaper, was founded in 1857 by Lute A. and Horace A. Taylor.
		The beginning of the railroad insured its continued existence, although the city was not on a main line of the railroad.
	www.rfchamber.com /history.htm (712 words)

	Niagara Falls Reporter
		Niagara Falls historian Edward T. Williams in 1942 said, "The Niagara 'Old Stone Chimney' is absolutely the most unique and magnificent relic possibly on the American continent, probably in the United States, and certainly in the State of New York.
		The chimney was made from stones collected from somewhere in the vicinity of the Niagara River or Escarpment.
		The Old Stone Chimney must be preserved and placed in a more suitable location, a site befitting the second oldest masonry structure in New York State west of the Hudson River.
	www.niagarafallsreporter.com /chimney.html (1302 words)

	EO News: TRMM Sees Rain from Hurricanes Fall Around the World - August 17, 2004
		When all storms were averaged together the most intense rainfall occurred within 50 kilometers (about 31 miles) of a storm’s center, with evidence of very large rain rates as far as 300 to 400 kilometers (about 186 to 250 miles) from the center.
		When all storms were averaged and analyzed basin by basin, storms in the North Indian basin were the wettest, and East- central Pacific storms were the driest.
		Normally, the only way to accurately measure rain falling from a hurricane is when it gets close enough to the coast to be picked up by National Weather Service radars, or by rain gages.
	earthobservatory.nasa.gov /Newsroom/NasaNews/2004/2004081717451.html (952 words)

	HISTORY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-23)
		Big Chimneys, believed to have been the first permanent structure built in Falls Church, was a large log house named for its two huge chimneys.
		One chimney had a datestone inscribed 1699, the year that the homestead may have been established and this is the date traditionally used for the community's founding.
		It was a landmark for travelers through Falls Church until it was torn down in 1908.
	www.ci.falls-church.va.us /history/gfc3.htm (167 words)

	Vermont Historic Roadside Markers - www.HistoricVermont.org
		Most were swimmers caught by treacherous and deceptive currents that pulled them over the falls or sucked them down to the bottom of pools.
		Mead built saw and grist mills on the falls and ran a ferry on the Otter Creek.
		Mead’s Falls was an important military site: the 1759 Crown Point Military Road ran by here, General Arthur St. Clair wrote his report after the Battle of Hubbardton in 1777 at Mead’s home on the West Proctor Road, and Fort Ranger was built in 1778 on the bluff northeast of the falls.
	www.historicvermont.org /markers/markers3.html (2333 words)

	College of Liberal Arts - SWSSR - Jason Harris (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-23)
		With pressure to remove pro-Union Indian refugees back to within the Indian Territory a United States military expedition would be sent into the Cherokee Nation.
		The 1st Indian Home Guard and the 6th Kansas Cavalry comprised the left flank and the right flank was made up with the 2nd Indian Home Guard and the 3rd Wisconsin Cavalry.
		He was the only Indian to achieve the rank of general in the Civil War.
	www.libarts.ucok.edu /swssr/current/harris.htm (6344 words)

	SWEET-AND-SMOKY BABY BACK RIBS WITH BOURBON BARBECUE SAUCE Recipe at Epicurious.com
		Grilling times and vent adjustments will vary with different brands of barbecues, and it may be necessary to cut the rib racks into four- or five-rib portions so that they’ll all fit on the grill.
		The only special equipment needed is a charcoal chimney, which is available at most home and garden stores and hardware stores.
		When the ribs were completely cooked, the meat was falling off of the bone.
	www.epicurious.com /recipes/recipe_views/views/103632 (850 words)

	KnoxNews \| Trails in the Smoky Mountains
		Starting from Indian Gap on the Clingmans Dome Road, you'll soon find yourself lurching steeply downhill and crossing the beautiful, but currently low-water, Road Prong a half dozen times or so in the first mile.
		I've rated the trail moderate because of the rock hops, several of which are quite challenging, and the boulder fields, sites of ancient landslides that tend to be a bit slippery.
		At the 2.4-mile mark of your hike, you'll come into Beech Gap, where Road Prong meets the Chimney Tops Trail, a wide, easy route that is one of the most popular trails in the Smokies.
	trails.gosmokies.com /results.cfm?id=40 (727 words)

	Smoky Mountains Hiking - Rainbow Falls
		A short jaunt to Rainbow Falls and a challenging climb on to Mt. LeConte await the hiker on The Rainbow Falls Trail.
		The Rainbow Falls Trail gains nearly four thousand feet in 6.7 miles, making it one of the more uniquely challenging climbs in the Smokies.
		For the hardier hiker, the trail continues beyond Rainbow Falls, and becomes steeper, before changing again to a more easy course on the way to the LeConte terminus.
	www.rodsguide.com /rainbow_hike.aspx (1308 words)

	Agri-tourism Article
		The parents and kids learned about farm animals, the fields where the crops will be growing, the pastures where the animals live, and the forests that surround all of it.
		We capped off the farm experience by viewing the large frozen waterfall, Indian Chimney Falls, in a deep gorge that borders our farm on the South.
		The rest of winter and spring were spent actively planning for the upcoming summer and fall, our first season to officially open as an Agritourism farm.
	www.agritourismworld.com /article.php?article=5&sid=14850 (1178 words)

	Best Western Oak Ridge Lodge - Pagosa Springs Hotels - CO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-23)
		Pagosa's major attraction, the springs, home of the Healing Waters, was considered holy by the Ute Indians native to the area.
		Pagosa is Indian country; very near is the town of Dulce, headquarters of the Jicarilla Apaches, Creede, boasting its summer Repertory Theater and Ignacio, the tribal headquarters Casino only 45 minutes away.
		Enjoy the cool beauty of our Colorado Rocky Mountains on circle day trips to Treasure Falls, into historic ghost towns, venture into the breathtaking splendor of the highest North American Peak, Pagosa Mountain, the San Juan river valley filled with ideal fishing lakes, and the inspiring culture of Monument Valley.
	www.expedia.com /pub/agent.dll?&&qscr=dspv&htid=22025&nojs=1&eapi=23708&tpid=1 (570 words)

	We are the World, We are South Asian - Sepia Mutiny
		Differences between Indians and Pakistanis may not mean much in the American context as evidenced by the fact that many second-generation and even first-generation immigrant desis are happy to identify themselves as "South Asian." However, I can't think of many in the sub-continent who would identify themselves as South Asian.
		When Indians [that is, "them"] make similar statements about USA/UK/whatever, I interpret this to mean that they like the quality of life in that country well enough to move there or at least want to move there.
		The core of Hindutva is that Indians are all "Hindus" where "Hindu" is defined as one for whom India is both motherland and holy land, and the problem lies with those who have different loyalties.
	www.sepiamutiny.com /sepia/archives/002790.html (15699 words)

	Hiking Trails in Great Smoky Mountains National Park
		• Abrams Falls Trail (five miles round trip) is an easy, relatively flat trail leading to the 20-foot high Abrams Falls which spills into a scenic pool.
		The trail begins at the Abrams Falls parking lot at the west end of Cades Cove Loop Road.
		The main trail leads to the top pof the falls; a steep, narrow side trail leads to the bottom.
	www.imagesbuilder.com /gsmnp/hiking.html (763 words)

	Backpacking and Camping in Kentucky, Tennessee, Illinois and Indiana
		Angel Falls has one of the best views of the park it rises about 750 above the river with views to the south and west.
		Savage Falls, although not as high (30'), is beautiful in its Rhododendron canopy surroundings.
		Some of the rock formations include; Camel Rock, Monkey Head, Indian Point, Anvil Rock, Mushroom Rock and Big H. The Observation Trail follows a.25 mile stone path to some spectacular overlooks of the Garden of the Gods Wilderness area.
	www.backpackcamp.com (1577 words)

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