This riverbank is a location where a huge set of "beehive" kilns, built to produce charcoal, was located from around 1880 to 1889. Underneath the veneer of maple leaves, the entire bank is covered

Hey yo. Arthur L. Buell was the photographer (though probably the title line gave that away, but I digress). It wasn't me. He lugged his equipment all around the chasm taking these stereoscopes. I'm glad