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Really warm today. I hope it would be the same when I get back home.
This is part of the Bear creek in Cochran Mill.
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Cochran Mill State Park, Georgia
And I was so looking forward to a dip in the pool!
Actually, this pool is never open. It's located at Warm Springs camp. This version of the camp was built in the 1930s, but had been used for generations by Native Americans. Mining in the area consisted mostly of talc mines and quarries.
The pool used to be fed by the warm spring located about a quarter mile into the hills behind the house. The NPS has diverted the stream to avoid filling the pool, which usually has a bunch of stagnant rain water in it. A group of skateboarders had recently cleaned it out.
Up at the headwater of the little spring, someone created a pool by damming a section with rocks. You can go for a dip (I did once), but the water isn't very deep and not all that warm.
Warm Spring Camp
Death Valley National Park
We are revisiting my trips to Death Valley, starting in 2003, and posting one photo a day from each trip (except for the year 2014), in anticipation of my upcoming trip later this month.
Snowy Egret using Dipping and Foot-dragging methods in foraging. While flying over the water they drag their feet to make the fish swim in front of them and then they dip their head into the water and snap up their prey.
Rising and falling as they pass over the many short hills of the North East Mainline, CLF1, C501, CLP12 & CLF4 make for a fantastic sight as they lead down empty SSR grain train 7CM7 up the short final climb towards the level crossing at Dockerys Road, Tallarook as they head for Southern NSW. 18/2/23
A solitary, naked bather, braves the cold Autumn sea on the deserted beach at Archnahaird in the Scottish Highlands.
The engineer of U741 starts to come out on the throttle on his pair of EMD's as most of his train as come out of the dip north of Rock and rapidly approaches the crossing in town where the train will crest another hill and start back down into another dip. It will be like this the whole way back to Escanaba.
The Milky Way dipping down behind one of many mountains outside of Gunnison, Co.
We stayed at Hartman Recreation, a free public land campsite outside of Gunnison. Aside from it being 18 degrees that night, we were also warned by coyotes to stay away, and had a time finding a place to camp at all. Totally worth it, though.
I also turned 30 on this day. What a memorable day it was.
I took this photo in late April this year. Skinny Dip Falls is located on a trail opposite of the Looking Glass Rock overlook. The trail isn't very long, less than one mile and is a bit rocky.
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