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Curving Current
The dark, reflective current of the Hillsborough River curls and bends around several stones. The stones are covered in a…
Eddies in the Stream
Ripples and Eddies spot the surface of the slow-moving Hillsborough River. The clear water can be seen through a thin…
Forked Rapids
Two instances of rapids on the Hillsborough River form simultaneously a distance from one another. They ultimately flow back together.…
Frothing Rapids
Small, frothing rapids curl around numerous stones on the Hillsborough River. The water is sufficiently clear to see the bed…
Green Rapids
Small rapids on the Hillsborough River seem to move with a green light, likely caused by sunlight hitting and reflecting…
Introduction
Ranger Astrid Rybeck introduces Biscayne National Park’s Maritime Heritage Trail, and whets the apetite for the podcasts on the individual…
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Introduction [CC, Small]
Ranger Astrid Rybeck introduces Biscayne National Park’s Maritime Heritage Trail, and whets the apetite for the podcasts on the individual…
Rapid Close-Up
A close up view of small rapids on the Hillsborough River. One can see the swift-moving water flow over and…
Rapid to Calm
A more rapid segment of the Hillsborough River gradually widens and slows, causing a gradient of flow. Sunlight strikes stone…
Rapids Through Stone
Small white rapids flow swiftly through reddish-brown stones on the Hillsborough River. Below the rivers surface one can make out…
Wide Rapids
A wide, rapid portion of the Hillsborough River. Water flows and breaks around several mossy stones bearing green shoots of…