Western Washington is made of mountains, hillsides and valleys
and waterfalls
Simply driving along almost any road you will find waterfalls cascading down the rocky cliffs
Cascading down the gray rocks in sheets
Our own Whatcom Falls - a city park in Bellingham
Long thin waterfalls splashing at our feet
This one surprised me - I saw it coming as we drove along a busy highway - this is taken quickly through the car windshield as Don tried to slow a bit in the traffic. The entire wall of rocks was one giant waterfall.
Sparkling among the autumn leaves
And ending with Whatcom Falls again
Doesn't a nice glass of water sound good right about now?
Aren't we lucky to have so much of the stuff when so many parts of the world have none? And not just water but beautiful waterfalls - gladdens the heart in this bitter weather.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Ann above, I need to pop out a minute! The waterfall at the side of the road is amazing. You are very lucky to have such beauty. Chel x
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos of waterfalls, JoAnn! I love the collage effect. Don't you love the sound of waterfalls? There is nothing quite like it. The one on the side of the road is amazing! Thanks for sharing. xx
ReplyDeleteWow! Gorgeous photography ~ exquisite ~ love all the water creations ~ ^_^
ReplyDeleteLove waterfalls and you have shown a great variety! : )
ReplyDeleteVery pretty... Made me thirsty too.
ReplyDeleteLovely waterfalls, especially love the ones in the park in Bellingham.
ReplyDeleteWhat we need here in the Philippines. Summer is here and is very hot!! Love these shots!
ReplyDeleteThanks in joining Water World Wednesday Kim,USA
Waterfalls area always magical to me. Your photos are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLooks like waterfalls are a bit of theme at Walk and Click Wednesday this week. You images are wonderful, JoAnne. Thanks for joining the fun.
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