• Snoqualmie Falls Park (34k).
• The Falls (34k).
• Big Splash (41k).
• Falls drop 270 feet (33k).
• The Lodge overlooking the Falls (46k).
• Entrance to the Power Plant (51k).
• The parking lot (40k).
• 1931 Chev (51k).
• Along the path to the Elevator (47k).
• Our group (47k).
• Inside the Machine Shop (34k).
• Suspension bridge just before the drop (36k).
• More bridge (51k).
• Just past the bridge (35k).
• Junior Plant Engineer-wanna-be (37k).
• Waiting for the elevator down (38k).
• Tight fit in the Elevator (41k).
• Down in the Power House Control Room (37k).
• Four Generators (28k).
• Power Generator Statistics (23k).
• Just before the BIG drop (43k).

Footnote: The Snoqualmie Falls have been producing electrical power since approximately 1897. The same equipment is still in place. It provides power for approximately 17,000 homes each year. The Power Plant is closed to the public due to it's hazardous layout. We were very fortunate to have this rare opportunity to tour. By the way, the water was farily low at this time of year. In the winter time, the top of the falls covers ALL of the rocks in the early photos!!

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