Twin Falls flow into the Caney Fork River in Rock Island State Park here in Tennessee. Betsy and I have visited these falls several times. This picture was taken June 10, 2006.
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6 comments:
Very refreshing! Just what I need right now in our humidity.
OMG. It is so great, so beautiful, so wonderful, that is why how easily can understand why You visit there many times. Also my wife Anja said how delightful.
Regards.
Gorgeous. I bet is is a tad bit loud too.
I said I BET IT IS LOUD!!!
:)
Great falls - I bet it's even a great walk to get there
Your beautiful picture sent me serching my memory (forgettable) and for maps. I think we once camped in that Park, but I am not sure anymore. Anyway, I have the fondest memories of Tennessee and its State Parks. Our kids loved especially the camping grounds of Roanoke Mountain. A stream runs through it and they enjoyed the fire pit and the woodmaking.
Best wishes,
Merisi
Your beautiful picture sent me serching my memory (forgettable) and for maps. I think we once camped in that Park, but I am not sure anymore. Anyway, I have the fondest memories of Tennessee and its State Parks. Our kids loved especially the camping grounds of Roanoke Mountain. A stream runs through it and they enjoyed the fire pit and the woodmaking.
Best wishes,
Merisi
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