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.
Waterfall Exit2356 viewsWhen one decides to build a railroad in front of a waterfall what do you do with the waterfall after the water has fallen?
Easy, build a culvert, or trestle if you like, cover it with dirt and lay the tracks over it.
The water exits to the river and the tracks don't get washed away.
Early Fall2356 viewsThe rains still have not come to Margariette, making them rather dry.
quarry Falls-32356 viewsI am using a circular polarizing filter and graduated filtering to get the lighting and coloring you see in this photo.
Top Falls2356 viewsThis falls is referred to as Elekala 1 meaning it is the first falls one sees when starting down hill.
A photographers test bed for photographing waterfalls. Located inside
Boiling Springs Mill2355 views
Middle Falls2354 viewsFrom here up was a little much without my experienced hiker buddies but, I'll be back.
Downstream from Brogden2354 viewsWe found this little bonus just down stream fro Brogden Creek Falls.
Jones Falls2350 views
First Break2350 viewsIf this is a bike trip why are we driving so much?
I saw a photo of Boiling Springs while looking for first night lodging. The stop was worth the time we spent and is very photogenic.
Bailey Falls2349 viewsDave at Bailey Falls (taken by RAT 5-28-2011)
Jones Falls2349 viewsJones Falls in January. It was 29^ F when we departed the car and hiked an hour uphill to the falls. It was much colder up on top.
When you get to be a Grandparent, be like her.
MOLLY2348 viewsMeet Molly, our latest crew member. This was her first Waterfalls hike and we picked a beauty..........yeah, you also Molly.
The waterfalls is one of three along Little Stony Creek near Dungannon, VA.