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Cypress Swamp Canton Mississippi
National registry of historic places. 440 mile historic forest trail in USA. Abandoned river now alive with bald cypress and water tupelo trees. Filled with beautiful walking trails.
Cypress Swamp Canton Mississippi
National registry of historic places. 440 mile historic forest trail in USA. Abandoned river now alive with bald cypress and water tupelo trees. Filled with beautiful walking trails.
It’s #WaterfallWednesday and now that I’ve been home and was able to access @lightroom to fully stitch together shots of #jacksonfalls, I’m excited to show off how cool and secluded and hidden this fall is. Tucked away in a small gorge off the Natchez Trace Parkway, Jackson Falls is a branch of the Duck River and is a sculpted cascade down a 900 foot steep path that descends from the parkway into the gorge itself. While the main part of the falls is at the end of the trail, a whole sheet of water precedes them and cascades down to form the base of the fall which is seen here. With the rocks and trees of the gorge stretching above, the whole environment feels like a walled garden with a spectacular fountain at its center.
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In @natcheztracenps, you are on ᏣᎳᎫᏪᏘᏱ Tsalaguwetiyi (Cherokee, East), Chikashsha I̠yaakni’ (Chickasaw), S’atsoyaha (Yuchi), and Shawandasse Tula (Shawanwaki/Shawnee) land. #FindYourPark
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- shot on a #sonya7riv, a polarizer with a 22 mm lens. ISO 100, f10, 5 secs. Edited in #Lightroom. @lightroom
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A historian described the Natchez Trace Trail as the border between civilization and the wild. The trail was used by indians, soliders, and settlers. You could feel their spirit in the twilight. It was the same feeling I have gotten walking down an empty street in New York - that you are walking on top of the footsteps of thousands before you.