Water Falls in the Winter

Water Falls in the Winter

Water Falls in the Winter, I hope everyone had a good weekend. It has been some strange weather everywhere. It warmed up a bit here so I headed to the water falls to see what they looked like and took a few photos.

Water Falls in the Winter
Water Falls in the Winter
Water Falls in the Winter

This photo below was taken last summer just to show you what is coming soon. πŸ’•

by Sandra J

46 Replies to “Water Falls in the Winter”

      1. πŸ˜‰πŸ‘ I also love the color of the water ~ I can recall growing up in the upper peninsula of Michigan, seeing that same thing. I’m not sure of the cause, but do enjoy it. Thanks for sharing, Sandra!

        1. I looked it up Phil, it said it is from a thing called Tannin, from the bark of pine trees. And there are a lot of pine trees up here. I love the color as well, it looks like liquid gold. Thank you Phil.

  1. Very beautiful shots Sandra, I’m curious for what’s next πŸ˜‰ We also had a nice weekend with beautiful spring weather here (18Β°C)

    1. Thank you, yes the weather is quite warm all of a sudden and the snow has been melting today. Which is good, there is a lot of snow to melt. πŸ™‚

    1. It is so cool looking with water rushing underneath it. It is strangely warm here today. But it is nice to see some of this snow melting. πŸ™‚

    1. The water looks like liquid gold to me when standing near it. It is because of all the pine trees around it. They have a thing called Tannin in the bark that gets into the water. Pine trees like spruce trees.😊

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