Waterfall Wednesday 9/4/2019

[AlanLichty]

It's Wednesday and time for another round of falling water

My offering for the day is Wahclella Falls. This is one of the Columbia River Gorge drainages that got hit very hard by the Eagle Creek Fire and most of the vegetation was incinerated. The trails in this canyon have finally been rebuilt/rehabilitated and were reopened about two weeks ago.

Wahclella Falls

• AlanLichty
• Sep 4, 2019

Wahclella Falls in the Columbia River Gorge.

Pile on with whatever you have demonstrating water obeying gravity.

 

[Darcy Grizzle]

That is beautiful Alan

 

[Ken Rennie]

It's Wednesday and time for another round of falling water

My offering for the day is Wahclella Falls. This is one of the Columbia River Gorge drainages that got hit very hard by the Eagle Creek Fire and most of the vegetation was incinerated. The trails in this canyon have finally been rebuilt/rehabilitated and were reopened about two weeks ago.

Wahclella Falls

• AlanLichty
• Sep 4, 2019

Wahclella Falls in the Columbia River Gorge.

Pile on with whatever you have demonstrating water obeying gravity.

Wonderful Alan

 

[MonikaC]

Nice, as always, Alan.
Here is a cascade from the Rogers Pass trail the other week.

 

[Ben Egbert]

Thanks again for starting this Alan, and that is one of your best, I love the water texture in the lower left.

Here is mine for the week. This is at Logan Pass.

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• Ben Egbert
• Sep 3, 2019

 

[Beth]

babcock state park in west virginia.

 

[Jim Sanderson]

It's Wednesday and time for another round of falling water

My offering for the day is Wahclella Falls. This is one of the Columbia River Gorge drainages that got hit very hard by the Eagle Creek Fire and most of the vegetation was incinerated. The trails in this canyon have finally been rebuilt/rehabilitated and were reopened about two weeks ago.

Wahclella Falls

• AlanLichty
• Sep 4, 2019

Wahclella Falls in the Columbia River Gorge.

Pile on with whatever you have demonstrating water obeying gravity.

Good to hear that the trail has been reopened. Any word about the eagle falls trail reopening? Additionally, nice take on the falls....

 

[AlanLichty]

Good to hear that the trail has been reopened. Any word about the eagle falls trail reopening? Additionally, nice take on the falls....

The Eagle Creek trail will likely be open next spring/summer from what I have read so far.

 

[JimFox]

It's Wednesday and time for another round of falling water

My offering for the day is Wahclella Falls. This is one of the Columbia River Gorge drainages that got hit very hard by the Eagle Creek Fire and most of the vegetation was incinerated. The trails in this canyon have finally been rebuilt/rehabilitated and were reopened about two weeks ago.

Wahclella Falls

• AlanLichty
• Sep 4, 2019

Wahclella Falls in the Columbia River Gorge.

Pile on with whatever you have demonstrating water obeying gravity.

Very cool Alan!

That's great that the trail opened back up finally. Are you going back there?

 

[JimFox]

babcock state park in west virginia.

Wow!!!! This is totally awesome Pepper.

 

[JimFox]

This is up in Yankee Boy Basin from a few weeks ago.

 

[AlanLichty]

Very cool Alan!

That's great that the trail opened back up finally. Are you going back there?

Yes - but that will have to wait until I can walk farther than around my block on flat ground again. Walking that includes hills is off limits for now.

 

[Dean]

Great stuff everyone..
Here is mine for this week.. along the Rondout Creek

 

[Jim Sanderson]

Dry Falls in Death Valley, missed the flow by a couple of days...……..

A second take...….

 

[Kyle Jones]

Alan, I'll see your Wahclella and raise you another!

 

[AlanLichty]

Alan, I'll see your Wahclella and raise you another!

Nice one Kyle.

 

[Darcy Grizzle]

Pitchfork Falls, Klondike Highway, British Columbia

 

[Jameel Hyder]

Not quite a waterfall but falling water nevertheless. From Cape Perpetua.

 

[Ken Rennie]

These are a couple of image within an image shots from central Scotland.
The first image I posted last week

Whilst standing on the hill overlooking this I decided to use my 70-200 to take images of individual sub falls. The first 2 that I have processed are here, perhaps more next week. Scottish water is usually crystal clear but it had been raining heavily for several days. Ken

 

[dan swiger]

A few looks around Yosemite

Merced at high flow

Vernal at eye level

Nevada & Vernal at 400mm