Since visiting this waterfall 3 years ago it is much the same.
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Unusual waterfall in that it seems to be coming over a projecting corner, rather than being cut back into the cliff. It must be relatively young.
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I wonder what “relatively young” is? I sort of see what you mean though. If it was thousands of years old, I guess the rock under the water would be much more recessed. Interesting observation.
Will recently posted..WW – Waterfall
Great picture, thank you for sharing!
Happy WW from the Netherlands!
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What a beautiful, peaceful place! I want to grab a lunch and relax nearby.
Where did you take this? It reminds me of a spot we found on the Big Island in Hawaii back in March. So peaceful!
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This is in Southwestern Oregon.
I love waterfalls, I wish there was one nearer me!
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Waterfalls are beautiful but a bit scary when you think about the power of water! I smiled at “relatively young” rocks, in nature some thousand years are nothing when talking about age.
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Will,
Yet another amazing shot. It reminds me of a waterfall we have near here (which I can never spell, but it’s something like Noujique) , although all of our waterfalls are dried up now.
Steve
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Yes, Binky had a good way of putting it…It’s definitely an unusual waterfall in the traditional sense. Gorgeous photo!
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I had the same thought as Binky. It almost looks as if it’s coming out of nowhere. Stunning & beautiful photo
Hey Will this waterfall looks great, especially now when we are having crazy heat wave here … Anna
Such a wonderful place you’ve been Will. I really love waterfalls. I think you’ve made a really nice photo of it! Haha Wouldn’t it be nice to plunge over there? I want!!