“As long as I live, I’ll hear Waterfalls and birds and winds sing. I’ll interpret the rocks, learn the language of flood, storm, and the avalanche. I’ll acquaint myself with the glaciers and wild gardens, and get as near the heart of the world as I can”.- John Muir, Scottish-American naturalist
What is it about a waterfall that fascinates? Is it the thunderous, or the gentle sprinkle sound it makes that fascinates? Or is it the powerful or graceful flow? I think the best waterfalls are liquid art made by mother Nature, as she only can.
Lovely, waterfalls are in our dreams of happiness.
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I agree! π
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I can die happy now …. what a wonderful selection of pictures!
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LOL! Thank you. π
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Je vous en prie!
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You are correct that waterfalls seem to always grab our attention. In particular, Michelle who travels with us, will always go out of her way to see a waterfall.
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It pulls us to it, like gravity! π
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An awesome selection of pictures!β€
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Thank you!
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Beautiful photos, great work.
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Thanks!
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So beautiful.
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Thanks!
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I like see8ing them from a distance but the roar scares me up close, for some reason. Beautiful pictures.
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Some waterfalls do make thunderous sound that can be intimidating.
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Love this post, waterfalls are such a beautiful part of nature! I’ve been to Gullfoss, but would love to see Niagara Falls!
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It’s magnificent. You’ll love it!
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these are awesome!! thanks for sharing!
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You’re welcome!
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