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Blue
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| Please enjoy the video at Blue Hill, Maine of the idiots jumping off a bridge, by choosing the TOC button above and choosing movies, but first, please scroll down on this page for photos and some history of Blue Hill. Thank you. |
| Blue Hill is a town in Hancock County, Maine, United States. Blue Hill Falls got its name from the rare reversing falls that is created by the tide funneling into a narrow channel. The water forms a standing wave, up to three feet in height. The Falls is safe to run on inner tube, raft, kayak and canoe. | |
Views Approaching the bridge |
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The view from the left
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| The view from the right side of the bridge | someone getting ready to surf |
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This is known as Blue Hills Falls. The two
RV Gypsies just call it mild rapids, not a waterfall. |
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| Blue Hill is a town in Hancock County, Maine, United States. Blue Hill Falls got its name from the rare reversing falls that is created by the tide funneling into a narrow channel. The water forms a standing wave, up to three feet in height. The Falls is safe to run on inner tube, raft, kayak and canoe. | |
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 The two RV Gypsies in Maine August 12-20, 2011 |
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You
may view the 11 sub-menus below in any order that you choose. The page you are on is not underlined and cannot be chosen from here. |
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Blue Hill Falls,
Blue Hill, Maine |
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| Bubble
Rock at Acadia National Park |
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Thunder
Hole (video & photos) at Acadia National Park |
Cadillac
Mountain (video) at Acadia National Park |
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Scenic Overlook at Acadia National Park |
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After you have visited all ten (11) sections above
- please continue
on to Lubec, Maine - the easternmost town in the contiguous United
States |