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Tag Archives: Waterfalls
Falling Waters Twenty-Three: Washington State’s National Parks
July, 2018 Mount Rainier National Park is home to over 150 waterfalls. We weren’t on a hunt for waterfalls, though, so we only saw a few. The largest one was Nisqually Valley Falls, which is fed by the Nisqually Glacier, at least … Continue reading
Falling Waters Nine: The Cascades, Illilouette and Ribbon, Yosemite National Park
Spring, 2013 We’ve made two trips to Yosemite National Park, but didn’t manage to see all of the waterfalls in the park. This post addresses three that we didn’t spend as much time at during either visit. Our first trip … Continue reading
Posted in California, National Parks, USA Travel, Waterfalls, Yosemite National Park
Tagged California, Illilouette, Ribbon Fall, The Cascades, Waterfalls
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Falling Waters Five – Yosemite Falls, California
Fall, 2009 and Spring, 2013 Yosemite Falls is the tallest waterfall in Yosemite National Park, third tallest in the United States (Hawaii has two that are taller), the 20th tallest in the world, not counting underwater falls. I had not … Continue reading
Falling Waters Two – Morgan Falls, Michigan
Four days later: I just remembered that this is Agate Falls, which I cover in a post that includes Bond Falls, Falling Waters Four. The information about Morgan Falls is accurate, as is the dining, and I’ve removed the photos. … Continue reading
Posted in Michigan, USA Travel, Waterfalls
Tagged Local cuisine, Michigan Upper Peninsula, UP, Upper Peninsula, Waterfalls
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Falling Waters One – Waimoku Falls, Maui
Fall, 2000 Why am I so mesmerized by waterfalls? No matter how small, even just a few drops falling from the rocks along the side of the road, they draw my attention. The sound of the water falling over a … Continue reading
Posted in Hawaii, Maui, National Parks, Waterfalls
Tagged Architecture, Waimoku Falls, Waterfalls
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Home of the North Wind
Friday, August 12, 2016 I have to refer to the ship newsletter for the day and date – so nice. Skagway is an old Gold Rush town founded in 1897 when Captain William Moore staked a claim and built a … Continue reading
Posted in Alaska, Crystal Cruises, National Parks, USA Travel
Tagged Trains, Waterfalls
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Soft Water Hard Water
Tuesday, May 20 We were up early this morning to catch a bus for a 14 hour tour. We covered a lot of territory in the southeast part of Iceland. Our first stop was at the Skogafoss Waterfall, which was … Continue reading