Thanks Ken - yes this is a rainforest. The Lake Quinault area gets around 12-14 feet of rain per year.
That is roughly the same amount as the wet parts of Cumbria, also a temperate rain forest. Ken
I like this set of falls with this lower water level. Lots more to see with the various cascades along the water's path. Hard to see much of that when its just a wall of white.
Beautiful. I miss this view of these waterfalls. Only a couple of the trees in this photo are still standing and the ground vegetation was scorched to bare rock so recovery has been slow to get going. I have flown my drones over this basin on several occasions to watch the recovery progress but it will never look like this again in my lifetime.
My definition of falling water for purposes of this weekly thread is any image of water demonstrating obedience to gravity and this works just fineYou guys know how to do waterfalls. In Saskatchewan we get an average of 14-20 inches annually (rain plus snow equivalent) so here is the best I can do for a waterfall.
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Wonderful waterfalls, fall leaves, and an old mill - this looks like a postcard image that should be in a gift shop. Great shot Beth.
thanks michael and alan. the parking lot is a mere 50' away and there's a rock that juts out into the river. so my shot here looks like almost everyone else's, just at different times of the year. on the plus side, they now allow drones in the park so i might have to go back down there soon.
Nice. Not a place I have visited (yet). Need to add this to my list.
Neat rainbows around the base of the falls. This is one place I would love to fly a drone but that's not a practical possibility in a Washington State Park.
