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Many large rocks are strewn about in the east fork of Beecher Canyon

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5129-beecher-canyon.jpg I hear some noise while starting up the east fork of Beecher Canyon and notice a herd of cows in the distance, scurrying awayThumbnailsTo my surprise, I arrive at a small spring and pool of water in the east fork of Beecher CanyonI hear some noise while starting up the east fork of Beecher Canyon and notice a herd of cows in the distance, scurrying awayThumbnailsTo my surprise, I arrive at a small spring and pool of water in the east fork of Beecher CanyonI hear some noise while starting up the east fork of Beecher Canyon and notice a herd of cows in the distance, scurrying awayThumbnailsTo my surprise, I arrive at a small spring and pool of water in the east fork of Beecher CanyonI hear some noise while starting up the east fork of Beecher Canyon and notice a herd of cows in the distance, scurrying awayThumbnailsTo my surprise, I arrive at a small spring and pool of water in the east fork of Beecher CanyonI hear some noise while starting up the east fork of Beecher Canyon and notice a herd of cows in the distance, scurrying awayThumbnailsTo my surprise, I arrive at a small spring and pool of water in the east fork of Beecher Canyon

It must be dramatic when one of these big rocks gets pushed down the canyon in a flash flood, or falls down from one of the steep adjacent hills.