Old Albatross

This site is dedicated to waterfalls, mountains, an old aviators memories, with lots of poetic liberties, some just plain made up, and interesting places to visit.

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Avalanche Creek waterfalls2381 viewsSnow having blocked the pass, we exited the car and hiked up Avalanche Trail. Though distant, this falls is beautiful.
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Derick2381 viewsIt takes a tough photographer to stand in cold Greenland Creek in December.

Derick is now baptist as a crew member of OA.
He did this all day, just to get the shot.
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Mill Creek Falls 2380 viewsAs easy as it gets! The falls is on private property but, being a camping ministry, they are easy to get along with. Please, check in with the camp.
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Told you!2379 viewsHey, Molly told you I could dress it up.

Doesn't the little frosty cascade make Lower Stony look good?
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Peeking At Falls Creek Falls2377 views
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Pinnacle Lookout Tower2376 viewsPinnacle Lookout Tower occupies the spot where an old Fire Tower once stood and is visible from the town of Unicoi, TN.

There is a trail leading to the tower from I-26, Unicoi exit. Better take along some water and energy bars, you will need both.
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Pronghorns2375 viewsA pair of pronghorns at Brice Canyon, UT
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Reflections2375 viewsThe Red Bud reflection in Buffalo Mountain Camp pond makes us pause to remember where we were August 6, 2012.

Don't pause too long, this pond will be filled with Kayaks and energized kids before you can say "What Flood?"
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yosimite 22374 views
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All Glass2372 viewsUnbelievable art work of glass.
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Sandstone Falls2372 viewsSandstone Falls goes completely across the New River in west Virginia. Not very tall but, very wide
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Least We Forget2371 viewsSoldiers of stone stand at Antietam where in one single battle 23,000 casualties were suffered, more Americans than in one single day of battle, before or since.
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