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Bull Sluice on the Chattooga Wild and Scenic River near Clayton, Georgia, is really a Class V whitewater rapid. But since it was included in one of our waterfall books, and since it definitely involves falling water, Betsy and I decided to check it out on our way to the beach. A pleasant hike through the woods led us to an overlook. We heard the roar of the water long before we came upon this view.
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Very pretty!
I am sure the air is cool ...
Very pretty. I suppose there's a fine line between rapids and waterfall. It looks enough like a waterfall to me. :))
Once again you have captured the essence of whitewater! Beautiful, George.
I love this landscape of fast water, good shot
I can almost hear that water.
amazing blues
it has been many years since i have heard that roar of the waters, it was music to my ears back then.
your water and water falls photos are one of my favs (as your drawings). I agree with Fred. you have captured the essence of whitewater!
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what adorable moments... hearing the roar of the water. what a wonderful capture!
great colour combination!!
I can hear the rushing water now. I'm thinking there's not much rafting going on there, looks like too many rocks.
Looks refreshing!
I think the water might be a little low for a very big raft but a kayak on the far side might work - but NOT for me. :)
A whole lotta power passing through that little spot.
Cant beat roaring waters George
The roaring sound must e very great.
Absolutely beautiful!!!!
What a lovely view.
I hope you spent a bit of time there. :)
Wild is right. I can almost hear the roar of the water.
That would be a crazy rapid to go over in a raft or kayak!
Great detail in the photo.
Just stunning!
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