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Upper Mis Valley 20231119
The upper Mis Valley (Dolomites National Park) in Autumn.
From left: the Monti del Sole Mountains; right, Vallalta forest with Mt. Agnelezze.
This 65 footer is one of the upper falls in the Twin Falls complex of waterfalls. We hiked up a side trail and went out on a rocky point to catch this shot. There are more waterfalls up the canyon beyond our view. We hiked a short distance along the top of the canyon and could hear the water roaring but lacking rock climbing equipment and skills, we could not see the waterfalls.
I almost didn't stop at Tahquamenon Falls this year. I'm glad I did as I've never seen them in fall!
Taken just after the snow melt at the start of Spring in the Worthington State Forest, New Jersey. I previously showed a photo of the lower in this pair of rocky slide waterfalls. You may remember the other from the photo below.
Yes there is an upper path, but there is also an upper-upper path where I took the photo of the upper path from yesterday. Clear as mud?
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Ottawa National Forest. Upper Michigan
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Originally thought to be a full OCS train, it was a little disappointing to see this O SPOWHI3 was nothing but a 3 car Geometry extra. However, they still made for a nice scene above the crystal clear waters of Upper Stillwater Lake as they wrap up their journey down the Kootenai River Sub towards Whitefish.
BNSF O SPOWHI3 03Z
BNSF Kootenai River Subdivision
Upper Stillwater Lake, Olney, MT
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Upper Dove Valley yesterday morning as the sun rose over High Wheeldon, this was taken from Hitter Hill just inside Derbyshire, but the view you see is half Derbyshire on the left and Staffordshire on the Right, The River Dove is the divide which is the treeline in the bottom of the valley.
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The upper falls of the Tahquamenon River rushing its 50,000 gallons of water per second down 50-feet.
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An alternative view of Sgwd ddwli uchaf in the Brecon beacons last autumn.
Shot for ten seconds to show movement in the foam.
This mornings view along the Upper Dove Valley towards Parkhouse, Chrome and Hollins Hills. The large triangular shadow of High Wheeldon cast on Aldery Cliff very obvious here.
Yosemite Falls is actually composed of three parts, the Upper Falls (highlighted in this photo), the middle falls, which can only be seen from trails leading to the summit of the falls, and the smaller Lower falls, barely visible in the middle near the bottom of the photo.
Yosemite Upper Falls
The 1,430-foot (440 m) plunge comprises over half the total drop. Trails from the valley floor and down from other park areas outside the valley lead to both the top and base of Upper Yosemite Fall.
The upper fall is formed by the swift waters of Yosemite Creek, which, after meandering through Eagle Creek Meadow, drop over the edge of a hanging valley in a spectacular and deafening show of force.