The Fraser River Grows from Small Beginnings



Photo left: (by dovidende) Rider beside giant cables. The Alex Fraser bridge, suspended from two giant H shaped supports, crosses the Fraser Estuary between New Westminster and North Delta.




Above: This small stream arising in the Northern Rockies becomes the mighty Fraser.

Crossing the broad estuary of the Fraser River on one of the several bridges here near its mouth, we rarely think of how it all began. But seeing the narrow stream in the northern Rockies less than thirty miles from the headwaters really made me think.

When a small force begins, and others join and flow in the same direction, power accumulates. From small beginnings great and wondrous things can grow.
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