Below from the viewpoint you could look right down into an Osprey nest
resting on top of a pinnacle rising up from the canyon floor.
All those people at the brink of the falls,
we go there next.
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6 comments:
Wow, great falls.
Now, after seeing these photos, I really want to visit Yellowstone.
Think you got the best view of the falls.
That tree branch is encroaching on the viewpoint. I wonder if they'll cut it before it obscures the view.
I love waterfalls too, nice travels you are having.
Now, after seeing these photos, I really want to visit Yellowstone.
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