Taughannock Falls State Park
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excellent! I suck at panos, so I'm quite impressed
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Thanks everyone. Yeah, the hand could get cropped off without losing much. I had thought of cropping the top fence rail, but that would have left off too much.
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just clone out the hand.
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Ben and I visited T Falls in January on a warm sunny day after a nasty cold snap. These are some of the photos Ben took.
From the overlook:
Upper Falls from the bridge crossing
From the observation deck in the gorge
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From the overlook:
Upper Falls from the bridge crossing
From the observation deck in the gorge
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That's really interesting how a little ice bridge formed on top of the flow of the upper falls.
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cbobcat49 wrote:That's really interesting how a little ice bridge formed on top of the flow of the upper falls.
Isn't that wild? In those shots, there's two pretty cool things. 1) That ice bridge and 2) look at the right flank of the falls - There's animal tracks (I assume deer) in the snow going up (or down?) the snow and ice covered rocks. Not that we could see much detail, but we couldn't see any evidence of the deer slipping or sliding or losing its footing. Deer -- Nature's true Falls Climbers.
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