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I had hoped that we were through with snow and ice for the year, but on Tuesday Betsy and I went over the mountains at Newfound Gap in the Smokies and saw a foot or more of snow still on the ground.
That experience reminded me of a visit to Dry Falls in North Carolina that we made in December 2009. There was obviously plenty of ice around that day.
10 comments:
That is a powerful waterfall! Lots of water and a really dazzling display!!
A water fall can be in different shapes in diffrent seasons. Wow, how wonderful it is.
The seasons certainly don't stop you getting out and about and enjoying the scenery. I enjoy seeing how folk get pleasure from what the natural world has to offer. Thankyou and keep up the good work.
Water and ice both! That does look like a wild fall. Wonder why they call it dry falls? It looks plenty wet to me! Perhaps it dries up at times!
Brrrr, that certainly looks cold!
Ooh, that waterfall is wild, George! It's raging! Beautiful capture.
Happy 68th Birthday George, i saw how much fun you had on your BD trip on Betsy's blog.
Thyat's what I call a powerful waterfall!! I love waterfalls they remind me of the ones I saw in the country where I grew up: Indonesia.
the flowers send a refreshing air of spring. Enough to cheer up any one.
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What a waterfall! Its amazing to see all the ice.
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