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What a lovely place to take a hike. I'm going to go there the next time someone says to me, "Take a hike!"
ReplyDeleteRe the rock - yes, it's limestone. Actually, it's coquina, which was formed eons ago from limestone mixed with various shells and other earthy things. It's found all over this area and can be quite beautiful.
Bridal Veil is a popular name for falls like this. There's one close by in NH that we've climbed.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scenery !
ReplyDeleteIt does rather look like a bridal veil hanging over the mountain TFG.
ReplyDeleteIt does rather look like a bridal veil hanging over the mountain TFG.
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful, TFG!
ReplyDeleteSpectacular! I haven't seen a real waterfall in years...
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