Waterfalls

	Tower Falls Tower Falls is one of the more reachable falls in Yellowstone National Park. I took this photograph on my first visit, in 1991.
	Bridalveil Falls This is usually the first waterfall seen in Yosemite.
	Illilouette Falls Thsi waterfall is spectacular, and difficult to see. One needs to hike the Panorama Trail to have a decent look at it.
	Nevada Falls Nevada Falls is the top fall on the Merced River's Giant Staircase in Yosemite.
	Vernal Falls Vernal Falls is the bottom of the staircase.
	Mossy Creek Falls Mossy Creek is in Bryce Canyon National Park, and has a small waterfall.
	Nevada Falls Nevada Falls can be seen from the north side on the Mist Trail.
	Water on Tioga Road There is so much water flowing when the snow melts that waterfalls appear all over Yosemite. This one was on Tioga Road, just past the Yosemite Creek trailhead.
	Rainbow from Vernal Falls The mist from Vernal Falls can cast a spectrum.
	Christine Falls Christine Falls is on the way up to Paradise at Mount Rainier National Park.
	Athabasca Falls Athabasca Falls is i Jasper National Park in Alberta.
	Takkakkaw Falls Takkakkaw is on the Kicking Horse River in Yoho National Park.
	Bow Falls Bow Falls is in the town of Banff, Canada.
	Blakiston Falls This waterfall is in Wateron Lakes National Park in Canada. I like how the lone tree stands.
	Cameron Falls Cameron Falls is in the city of Waterton Lakes.
	Grinnel Falls Not really a waterfall, this cascade into Grinnel Lake in Montana looks nice.
	Lower Yellowstone Falls Three views of Lower Yellowstone Falls and Yellowstone Canyon in Yellowstone National Park.
	Lower Yellowstone Falls Eventually, this water will make its way into the Gulk of Mexico
	Lower Yellowstone Falls via the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers.
	Gibbon Falls Gibbon Falls is one of the lesser falls in Yellowstone National Park.
	Darwin Falls Darwin Falls is just a trickle in Death Valley National Park.
	Anonymous Waterfall This cascade comes down the side of Mount Mazama, Crater Lake National Park.
	Brunei This is a one foot falls in Brunei.
	Erewan Falls Erewan Falls is a seven step cascade in western Thailand.
	Fairy Falls Fairy Falls is just north of Inverness in Scotland.
	Falls of Shinn The Falls of Shinn are in the Highlands of Scotland.
	Kinloch Falls Kinloch Falls are just small cascades on Kinloch stream in Scotland.
	Kinloch Falls A slightly taller cascade.
	Gooseberry Falls Gooseberry Falls is in northern Minnesota near Lake Superior. This picture is a very short exposure, to capture the droplets of water.
	Gooseberry Falls This one is a long exposure to catch the curtains.
	Roaring River Falls One of two notable waterfalls in Kings Canyon National Park.
	Grizzly Falls The Other waterfall, this is the base.
	Grizzly Falls This is the full height of the waterfall.
	Tanzanian Waterfall This unnamed waterfall is on the south side of the Volcanic highlands, near Ngorongoro.
	Wraith Falls Wraith Falls in Yellowstone National Park.
	Bridalveil Falls Falling up?
	Li River An unnamed waterfall, just a stream falling into the Li River near Guilin, China.
	Snoqualmie Falls Snoqualmie Falls is most famous for its appearance in the television show Twin Peaks. It is quite pretty.
	Cunningham Falls Cunningham Falls is the tallest waterfall in Maryland.
	McArthur Falls McArthur-Burney Falls is one of the most impressive waterfalls in California.
	McArthur Falls Another look.
	McArthur Falls Another look.
	McArthur Falls Another look.
	Bridalveil Falls A better look at Bridalveil.
	Sol Duc Falls Sol Duc Falls is located up a canyon in the park.
	Little Qualicum Falls Little Qualicum Falls is actually a pair of waterfalls in central Vancouver Island.
	Little Qualicum Falls Another look at the lower cascade.
	Little Qualicum Falls More of the lower cascade.
	Stamp Falls Stamp Falls is hard to reach, and the view isn't that great.
	Englishman Falls Englishman Falls is the last waterfall I visited.

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