The clouds today dropped some more of those white flakes in cold weather which has me remembering of a warmer form of water falling in a colorful setting.
Falling in Autumn
Picture of the Day for January 11, 2020
The snow and ice of winter does not stop all adventurers from taking hikes to waterfalls and other scenic points. Although the normal swirl of foamy water from the small waterfall doesn’t exist with the icy cover. And while some may do some hiking this weekend, I would wait until the following day so hopefully the trails are packed down so I wouldn’t need snowshoes to explore the area.
Winter at Echo Dells
Picture of the Day for January 4, 2020
It was a nice October day when I hiked to Lost Creek Falls this past autumn. It would be interesting to see what it looks like now in the winter although the trek the trail to the falls would be more difficult to made in the deep snow and slippery ice.
Autumn Waterfall
Picture of the Day for January 2, 2020
The peaceful low flow of this waterfall in the fall doesn’t have the roar of the springtime run off. There was very little dripping from the snow melting in temperatures just barely above freezing today since not a spring melt.
Quiet Flow
Picture of the Day for December 27, 2019
The sun did not appear in the afternoon like the weather forecasters predicted and the clouds remained thick so you couldn’t see through to the sun, like not being able to see through this water.
Interstate Falls
Picture of the Day for December 26, 2019
While many people may have been in stores today exchanging gifts, I make a point to avoid stores during crowded days and I prefer a nature walk so it is too bad that the weather wasn’t warmer for a hike to less traveled waterfall, like this narrow one that twists and drops seventy feet.
End of the Drop
Picture of the Day for December 17, 2019
The cloudy day brought a few more snowflakes falling from the sky and now more below zero temperatures are moving in which makes me long for summer days and visiting a different type of falling water.
Big Water Drop
Picture of the Day for October 20, 2019
The warm fall sun on a Sunday allowed some weekend outdoor adventures, if you didn’t have to be raking up leaves or other outdoors projects. And since it is a 3 mile round trip hike to visit this waterfall, you want to stay and savor every minute possible before taking your leave of this piece of nature.
Savoring Sunny Sunday
Picture of the Day for October 19, 2019
Although the morning was rainy, the sun appeared in the afternoon to allow some outdoor adventures on an autumn weekend like a hike through the woods to see a waterfall.
Autumn at Lost Creek Falls
Picture of the Day for October 15, 2019
The rain overnight and today will add some more water to streams to keep the waterfalls flowing this fall as the leaves continue to fall also. Siskiwit Falls has four main drops and slides, like this small foot ledge, as the river makes its way to Lake Superior.
Fall Time at Siskiwit Falls
