Next waterfall was Screw Auger Falls. We set the GPS but thankfully we spotted the signs 5 miles before where the GPS thought it was and pulled into the parking lot.
I love it when a park provides signs to explain what I'm seeing and why it's there. First sign was great.
That sign was followed up with this one.
Behind the sign was this passage way to the falls.
Straight ahead I see this pool but turning to the right ...
Looking back at the pool the downstream is deceiving.
Walking downstream the rounded pools are visible and the falls continues.
Another sign tells more history.
The falls continues.
One last peek through the rocks at the falls.
...you found a nice one.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! And what magnificent rocks!
ReplyDeleteThat's a beauty, and I especially like the rock formation in the second falls picture. I'm amazed at thinking a saw mill could run with belts to the power of the waterwheel 45 feet below! Some belt that must have been!
ReplyDeleteAlthough not high falls they are very picturesque amongst the rock formations.
ReplyDeleteNice falls in a great location. I don't envy the people who have to decide how to explain something as complex as glaciation in just a few words.
ReplyDeleteThis was a good one with good geology and explanation of it.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos, Marcia. I see fall starting.
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