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*14. **_**Enchanting Lush Attractions Above the Abyss.*_
**Bees' Cliff constitutes a hidden, unknown void, which can become a real danger and, further, does not allow direct, easy proximity from either the east or the west side of the gorge's slopes.*
**These precipitous cliff sides are so seriously too steep that all visual contacts towards the bottom of the abyss are impossible.*
**In all expressions of its nature, as a multi-dimensional beauty, it's despite all; nevertheless, a false invitation of security delivered and this through the surrounding nature's grandiose lush veil of Bees' Cliff (14). This treacherous danger includes even any closer hiking from within the depth bottom of the canyon along the riverbanks (35).*
**Due to this alluring beauty, a deceivingly natural trickery is delivered. The easter canyon's slope gives here an impression of inviting lush beauty but nevertheless a treacherous one with a fertile green breathtaking threshold, well hiding a shocking void.*
**Although this remarkable rock vault and bath is the most entertaining of wild places, it is nevertheless a directly fatal place during rainy seasons, without any possibility of a positive outcome.*
** *CAUTION - Wild Bees and Children*
While the Bees cliff is an inviting natural spot, this applies in particular to wildlife, that can contribute to problems if visiting people do not respect the wildlife or act directly destructively and provocatively. This may include both Hyena and baboon although this would be very unusual as they usually flee immediately in case of direct contact with humans. The challenge here, however, is the Bees, and these attacks are unexpectedly aggressive, as well as with often serious consequences. There are frequent occasions in various places around the world that children throw stones into high-lying wild bee communities, thereby triggering an attack on other innocent hikers or tourists. Therefore, pay attention to these busy young children because they can with common mischief behaviour even start a bee swarm's aggressiveness by stone-throwing from the opposite side of the canyon.
*14.* _Waterfalls and Hidden Arches._
The gorge under Bees' Cliff is breakthrough deep and creates before its fall, hidden mountain arches and deep baths, behind Juniper trees.
The paths up to Bees' Cliff (14) offer several options; the northern hillside of (36), (38-39), - (15-16) and (41), where Podocarpus and Juniper trees give strong reason to consider both vegetation and purging water.
*14.* _Description of the photo._
The picture here below is from within the enclosure's of the rock vault just on the threshold of the waterfall and in the direction down towards the abyss of Bees' Cliff.
This outlet for the waterfall, however, is both a cosy and mysteriously hidden place and people with sensitivity for heights should not climb into this concealed mountain space without being double secured with harnesses and other equipment.
*14.* *Enchanting Lush Attractions Above the Abyss.*
Bees' Cliff constitutes a hidden, unknown void, which can become a real danger and, further, does not allow direct, easy proximity from either the east or the west side of the gorge's slopes.
These precipitous cliff sides are so seriously too steep that all visual contacts towards the bottom of the abyss are impossible.
In all their nature, of a multi-dimensional, graceful beauty is nevertheless, a false invitation of safety delivered.
Due to this deceiving natural trickery, the eastern canyon's slope gives an impression of invitingly lush beauty but yet a treacherous one with a fertile green breathtaking threshold, well hiding a shocking void.
_*Safety Preparations & Unique Adventures.*_
_Qualifications and care are necessary as the hiking trails are either particularly varied or dramatic in their diversity propagation up to Entoto's high plateau._
_Depending on the possible risk of injury, fatigue or heart fragility, should not any concealed walk in the dry creek bed be done without company, but at least one more person requires in this type of concealed seasonal hiking. At least two litres of water per person in unbreakable bottles is a minimum for these Highlands adventures to Bees' Cliff._
_*Caution During the Rainy Season.*_
However, provided that the trekking not is made during rainy periods, the long stretches of tributary river banks (35) also offer a lot of relaxation and enjoyment, especially after that the path deviates and continues upward just before the old pipeline joins the reservoir of the Italian fortification (38).
*35. **_**Very Clear Restrictions for further Hiking.*_
Anyway, the safety boundary of the continuous path along the river's shoreline (35) gives clear indication that this route does not include Bees' Cliff (14) as it visibly is too steep and directly dangerous except for possible experts with safety harnesses and other equipment.
This danger appears thus with clarity when walking along the path of this river's shoreline (35) and requires only a short walk back to reach the trails on the eastern slopes of the riverbank.
_Harmonic Currents Along the River._
Since all streams around Entoto run up within a short distance to the highest part of the plateau, there is no risk of being surprised by a far and accumulated sudden river flow from an unknown distance. There is also no known weakness in the deep rock pools that could constitute a magazine water mass just waiting to break through a weak point in the cliff bottom.
However, be careful and expect even the worse type of scenario, because the animals are wild and even the strongest rock will break if the bad luck together with very rare and significant earthquake would be coincident.
Cliff of Jurrasic Nugget Sandstone just above the road near the Gros Ventre Slide turnout in the Gros Ventre River Valley just outside Grand Teton National Park
A view of the Orange Cliffs from a switchback along the Flint Trail. Glen Canyon National Recreation Area
See why we call this a film star card and enjoy Cliff in color: www.flickr.com/photos/10655856@N04/2281652186/in/set-7215...
The Cliff House Inn overlooks the Arkansas Grand Canyon, deepest valley in the Ozarks. It is located on Scenic Highway 7 just 6 miles south of Jasper.
We stopped in at the gift shop this weekend, but had already eaten lunch. We've tried the food in the past. It's excellent down home southern cooking.
Check out: www.mcrush.com/cliffhouse/#About Us
Went to Archers Bay on the north coast of the island with the intent of getting some shots of the rocks in the afternoon sun, when I turned around and saw this scene.
Goes to show that it is worth looking behind you.
This happy little couple lives on our porch. We have 2 of these mud nests under the roof of the porch (with several more under the eaves of our roof on every side of the house), and we enjoy sitting there watching the antics of these sparrows. I took this picture about a week ago, or so, and the sparrows were still sitting on their eggs, but their eggs have hatched now, and the little ones are always hungry. These sparrows don't eat from our feeders, but seem to have a 100% "buggy" diet, which is good, because with all the rain we've had lately, there are plenty of mosquitos for them to catch. The Fiddle Festival we were going to yesterday, was called off because of the rain. It's beautiful today, but there's no place to go today. I just may sit out on the porch and watch the sparrows for a while.