water tumbles out of a cliff face
gathers in a pool
and then trickles along a smooth stone path
before falling over a waterworn edge
into another pool
this is happening even as i write this
even as you read this
one very tiny portion of the face of this world
(by the way,
the vertical drop on this waterfall
is about the length of your hand from wrist to fingertip)
hi steven, what a great series of posts here....the natural patterns made by nature are just fantastic...xx
ReplyDeleteLooking at this makes me sooo thirsty,I must dive my face in to this beauty and put my lips on the gentile source to drink.....like a little animal would do...
ReplyDelete"even as i write this"
ReplyDelete"even as you read this"
I am smiling, thank you.
Sweet little waterfall...
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty little area, water trickle.
ReplyDeleteMagical. Yesterday's, too.
ReplyDelete(don't forget to photo the crystal before summer's over...I'm holding you to your promise!) ;^)
Forget the actual scale, and you have an incredible country stretching before your eyes...
ReplyDeletejinksy that's what i loved about this set of pictures. the scale gets lost and it doesn't matter. steven
ReplyDeletewillow thankyou! i've not forgotten about the fourth season of the crystal!! steven
ReplyDeletetechnobabe - i've always wanted to create a miniature world. seeing this reminded me of that wish! steven
ReplyDeletevalerianna, i love the very small spaces in nature for the details that go unnoticed. steven
ReplyDeleteliza - yes. there's so much going on as we live our lives. steven
ReplyDeletealeks, this would be fresh water as well - so a good drink! steven
ReplyDeletethanks very much kay. i especially love sand forms on tidal flats. strangely i didn't see very much of that on this journey. steven
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