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When Betsy and I were younger, we collected waterfalls. We visited as many as we could find, usually getting in some hiking along the way. We quickly discovered that winter is a good time to search for waterfalls in our area. The vegetation isn’t as dense, which make it easy to see some of those that are “hidden’.
One February afternoon several years ago we set out to find Waterloo Falls, which is not too far from Cookeville, Tennessee. As you can see from the picture above, we did find it after doing some bush-whacking along the river bank. Waterloo Falls is wide, although not very high.
After leaving Waterloo Falls we followed the river down stream and were rewarded by coming across a much smaller waterfall Little Waterloo Falls. All in all we had a very rewarding day “waterfall hunting”.