Posted by Les Barstow on October 31, 2009 at 4:08 PM
After my brief 2-hour tour of Rickett's Glen two years ago, I knew I had to return. As it happens, I was able to get back there this year, but again for only a few short hours. I got to see 4 more waterfalls, of which I only photographed 3 (the fourth was a bit over-populated...)
Posted by Ken Wyatt on November 1, 2009 at 1:07 AM
Hi Les,
Superb collection of waterfalls! I like this one the best. The waterfall itself is one of the nicer ones I've seen. The reflections in the water seem to be competing with the leaves, but this is a minor nit in this particular instance.
I placing this area in my "go-to" list! Ken
Posted by Les Barstow on November 1, 2009 at 11:17 AM
For anyone looking for a variety of very scenic waterfalls, this place is hard to beat.
Just be really careful of your footing if you go. The huge signs they post saying "slippery rocks" aren't just for the stupid; I managed to slip on one at the base of this particular waterfall - an innocent-enough looking flat, seemingly clean rock - I stepped carefully and next thing I knew my foot (and my shin - ouch) were headed for the next rock over...
Posted by Adam Schallau on November 1, 2009 at 11:21 AM
A very nice collection of shots but I really like Adam Smith Falls.
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I grew up in Pennsylvania, but have only photographed once at Rickets Glen on a rainy day in Summer. I would love to go back in Fall!
Superb collection of waterfalls! I like this one the best. The waterfall itself is one of the nicer ones I've seen. The reflections in the water seem to be competing with the leaves, but this is a minor nit in this particular instance.
I placing this area in my "go-to" list! Ken
Just be really careful of your footing if you go. The huge signs they post saying "slippery rocks" aren't just for the stupid; I managed to slip on one at the base of this particular waterfall - an innocent-enough looking flat, seemingly clean rock - I stepped carefully and next thing I knew my foot (and my shin - ouch) were headed for the next rock over...