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a beautiful drive with waterfalls

by eandl | Oct 2, 2009

Some forest service roads in Georgia and North Carolina have made us wonder how we could change a flat tire on a one lane mountain road five miles from civilization. Others, like the two we were on...

trading waterfalls for a pub

by eandl | Sep 30, 2009

Despite all of the rain on Saturday, we still managed to photograph a few waterfalls (although after the Linville Falls incident, pup remained in the car). Plus, there were some lovely cascades...

rain, rain go away

by eandl | Sep 28, 2009

Our first day of waterfall hiking was a bit of a wash... literally. We knew it was going to be wet/muddy because it had rained for a full week before our visit to the NC mountains, but we were very...

Gap of Dunloe waterfalls

by eandl | Nov 26, 2008

We had a very difficult time finding a good resource for waterfalls in Ireland before we left on this trip. Even when we asked locals, the most common answer was "Oh, how about the Torc waterfall?"...

Gap of Dunloe

by eandl | Nov 25, 2008

Eric called this one of the top three most scenic drives we've done. Considering Chapman's Peak in South Africa and Going-to-the-Sun Road in Glacier National Park are both on that list, that's...

Killarney National Park

by eandl | Nov 22, 2008

After our stops at Muckross House and the Torc waterfall, the weather improved slightly as we meandered through Killarney National Park. The N71 took us past many small lakes and beautiful...

Oregon waterfalls, part 2: Multnomah to Elowah

by eandl | Nov 2, 2008

To get the first part of the story, check out Oregon waterfalls, part 1: Latourell to Wahkeena. Multnomah Falls. The most photographed waterfall in Oregon and the second tallest falls in the United...

Oregon waterfalls, part 1: Latourell to Wahkeena

by eandl | Nov 1, 2008

Latourell Falls. Our first waterfall of the trip and the height of this one was stunning. Little did we know that all the waterfalls along this stretch are very, very tall. We just don't get that in...

a new look to our waterfall page

by eandl | Jul 14, 2008

All this waterfall hiking over the last few weeks had me working overtime on photo editing, finding GPS coordinates and lastly, redesigning our waterfall pages into a slicker CSS-styled look. Eric's...

Ricketts Glen State Park

by eandl | Jul 13, 2008

Rolling up at 10am, I panicked a little when I saw the guard setting up a barricade for the Lake Rose parking lot. Thankfully, he waved us past and we got one of the last parking spots before folks...

a short break for some waterfall hiking

by eandl | Jun 20, 2008

Just a quick update from Utica, NY... we are heading up to the Adirondacks this weekend and may not have internet, so the Barcelona updates will resume on Sunday when we return to civilization. :)...

Lily Lake and North Cheyenne Cañon Park

by eandl | May 22, 2008

On our way south to Colorado Springs to meet up with my dad and Lynn, we took a short stroll around Lily Lake on the southern end of Rocky Mountain National Park. We saw more birds and small mammals...

waterfalls and Rocky Mountain National Park

by eandl | May 20, 2008

After acquiring our rental car (Hertz takes forever, so I only use them when we get quadruple credit on Southwest), we headed west to Boulder and our first stop of the trip—Boulder Falls. The sun...

Cataract Creek waterfalls

by eandl | May 10, 2008

One of the first things that Eric researched after we bought our plane tickets was potential waterfall hikes. It hasn't rained in San Francisco for several weeks, so we knew the waterflow was going...

Redesigning our waterfall photo index

by eandl | Apr 2, 2008

Over the last few months I've been working on a new way to update our collection of waterfall photos. Previously, we would add new waterfalls by hand into the respective state and county indices....

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