Fly to Point 3. Click the “+” button on the Zoom control to move in closer to this sharp turn called “Bowknot Bend” along the Green River. Using the forward arrow on the Move control, fly over the landscape until you have a clear view of Point 3 along the river bottom. From this angle, it may appear that clouds are draped over the ridge between the tight loops in the river’s course. The historical imagery you see was taken in 2003 from a vantage point nearly directly overhead of this area and the clouds were not really this low to the ground, so why do the clouds appear this way in Google Earth™?
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