This site is dedicated to waterfalls, mountains, an old aviators memories, with lots of poetic liberties, some just plain made up, and interesting places to visit.
Where no albatross will fly2472 viewsFrom the bottom of the gorge, looking up stood two old birds, Lou and I.
Nothing little about this falls2472 viewsLots of water with an estimated 100 ft falls.
Different Falls2469 viewsA hole from the top to the bottom of the falls, note patch of sunshine, makes Bard different from any other falls I have hiked to.
Hiker photo2468 viewsIf it were not for a graduated neutral density filter this photo would be a white out. I am a hiker that takes photos.
Top Of Lower Falls2467 viewsBecause of dry weather this photo was possible, looking down to the bowl shaped gorge.
Red Butt Downstream2466 viewsThe last listed falls below Red Butt is downstream and called Lichen Falls.
Misty2465 viewssee other Misty photos in a series along a 500 yard stretch of Mineral Creek.
Almost Top2465 viewsIf one looks very carefully there is another top part of Toms Creek Falls in thelaurel bushes.
This makes Toms Creek Falls measure more than 100 ft tall.
Roaming Knob Visits Crabtree2462 viewsI am NOT stalking the Roaming Knob. Purely coincidence he shows up in lots of places I just happened to be.
Here he is at Crabtree Falls, just off the Blue Ridge Parkway.
Hunt Fish Feeder Falls2462 viewsOf the three, or four if you like, falls comprising Hunt Fish, the feeder falls is by far the tallest at a measured 93 ft.
Insure there is lots of water before venturing to see this falls.