Very scenic waterfall seen along the North Inlet Trail in Rocky Mountain National Park. I believe this is Cascade Falls, but I'm not certain. July 2000.
posted by molson | 4:37 PM
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Friday, June 20, 2008
Very scenic waterfall seen along the North Inlet Trail in Rocky Mountain National Park. I believe this is Cascade Falls, but I'm not certain. July 2000.
2 Comments:
That is a beautiful scenic pic Molson. Those rocks look slippery too. Is that you in the photo?
Does one need to be watchful of any bears or any other dangerous wild life while hiking in that area?
Again, a beautiful scenic pic. Very frame-worthy! Nice job, as you always do.
Nope. It's not me in the photo. I'm the CS behind the camera and not standing on the treacherously slippery rocks on the edge of the terrifying but scenic waterfall. No forest creatures were injured in the making of this photo. An old friend from college was not so lucky...
Just kidding. OK. Maybe a squirrel was hurt a little when it was eaten... by an owl. I had nothing to do with it.
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