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Showing posts with label waterfall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label waterfall. Show all posts

30 March 2013

Rocky Mountain Waterfall on the Roaring Fork River, Colorado

Colorado Rocky Mountain waterfall cascades over boulders and rocks into an aqua blue pool

Can you imagine sitting on this rock, listening to the rush and tumble of the never ending water? Do you ever wonder where the water comes from? I always wonder in amazement that the strong flow never stops. This waterfall on the Roaring Fork River near Aspen, Colorado is not very far from the Continental Divide. The winter skies bring snow and the slow melt sustains the mountain rivers until the cycle begins again. And again. And again.

“Do you have patience to wait till your mud settles and the water is clear? Can you remain unmoving till the right action arises by itself?” - Lao Tzu

Colorado Rocky Mountain waterfall cascades over boulders and rocks into an aqua blue pool


Rocky Waterfall
An amazing Colorado Rocky Mountain waterfall cascades over boulders and rocks into an aqua blue pool. 
Roaring Fork River near Aspen, Colorado

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11 February 2013

A Waterfall on the Roaring Fork River, Colorado

river rock cliffs and cascading water of the Roaring Fork River
Traveling up to Independence Pass in Colorado, the road follows the Roaring Fork River. The narrow road twists and turns without many places to stop, but we finally found a place to pull off so that I could shoot some photography.  Setting off down a beaten path I found a rocky escarpment above the tumbling river. I arrived just at the moment a young man jumped into this pool from the opposite rocks. I watched in astonishment as he climbed out of the water and waited to see if he would do it again so I could take a picture. He stood there for quite awhile and I finally yelled at him, "Are you going to go again?" He replied, "No! It's too cold!" So alas, no brave young man appears in my photo.

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river rock cliffs and cascading water of the Roaring Fork River


Waterfall Pool
The river rock cliffs and cascading water of the Roaring Fork River near Aspen, Colorado.


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11 November 2010

Copper Cascades, Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado

Rivulets of water cascade over a russet colored rock in coppery streams of color. Rocky Mountain National Park, ColoradoThere is something soothing about the sound of water trickling over rock. It is a natural background for deep thought and meditation. It has the power to transport and instantly relax. This wild mountain creek is the beginning of the Fall River in Rocky Mountain National Park. I can imagine by now, with the snow steadily falling outside, that it is frozen in an icy cold beauty. Its voice has been silenced, but I know that just as nature awakens in the spring its music will return.










Rivulets of water cascade over a russet colored rock in coppery streams of color. Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado

Copper Cascades
Sun glistening rivulets of water cascade over a russet colored rock in coppery streams of color in a dynamic wild mountain river. Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado
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14 February 2010

Walk to Marymere Falls - Olympic National Park

This framed photo of a bubbling brook in Olympic National Park was turned into a pool of shimmering gold by the setting sun.I remember the day well. The air was heavy with the scent of trees and ocean. To this mountain girl used to "rare air" it almost seemed as if the air had enough substance that I could just lean back and float away. I was captivated by the fairyland of moss, ferns, and huge old trees. The light was special too. Not harsh, but soft and subtle to my eyes until I caught a glimpse of a golden pool. The color seemed so out of place among the soft shadowy greens that it stopped me in my tracks. I could not imagine what it was until I heard its soft murmur coming through the trees, the voice of a gentle brook flowing over stone and rock. I must be close to the waterfall. And then I heard a deeper rumble. Climbing up the last bit of trail I rounded the bend and the mist from the falls rose up in a cloud settling on my face. There it was, Marymere Falls plummeting 90 feet over hanging gardens and rock.

I hope you have enjoyed our little meandering walk through the forest of Olympic National Park.


This photo of a bubbling brook in Olympic National Park was turned into a pool of shimmering gold by the setting sun.
Shimmering Gold
This photo of a bubbling brook in Olympic National Park was turned into a pool of shimmering gold by the setting sun.
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Forest Walk

A photo of a woodland trail dappled in the warm glow of dawn light and lined with towering moss covered trees.
Olympic National Park, Washington, USA



A photo of Marymere Falls seen between the trees on the last bit of the waterfall trail in Olympic National Park.


Marymere Falls Trail
A photo of Marymere Falls seen between the trees on the last bit of the waterfall trail in Olympic National Park.



This photo of Marymere Falls in Olympic National Park is surrounded by lush hanging gardens.

Marymere Falls
This photo of Marymere Falls in Olympic National Park is surrounded by lush hanging gardens.