Havana Glen & Eagle Cliff Falls

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Ugly, Not worth the trip
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Could be better
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OK, See it if you are in the area
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7%
Beautiful, worth the trip.
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21%
Must see, worth revisiting
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71%
 
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excellent photos!
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Matt and I got out to Havana Glen today in the snow. Great trip! The falls were beautiful all iced over. Trail wasn't bad considering how snowy it is.

[img2]http://i820.photobucket.com/albums/zz12 ... Cliff1.jpg[/img2]

[img2]http://i820.photobucket.com/albums/zz12 ... Cliff2.jpg[/img2]

Played with the contrast and color saturation a bit to bring out some detail and the blue hues in the ice.
[img2]http://i820.photobucket.com/albums/zz12 ... Cliff3.jpg[/img2]

[img2]http://i820.photobucket.com/albums/zz12 ... Cliff4.jpg[/img2]

Stitch of three side-by-side shots
[img2]http://i820.photobucket.com/albums/zz12 ... 1/pano.jpg[/img2]
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cool! Were the falls completely frozen or could you see/hear water flowing inside of all that ice?
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Coolness! Thats quite the ice chunk!
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cbobcat49 wrote:cool! Were the falls completely frozen or could you see/hear water flowing inside of all that ice?
The water was flowing behind the ice. You could just about see it, but you could hear it quite well. I have a few seconds of HD video I'm gonna post later on tonight.
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hobkyl wrote:Coolness! Thats quite the ice chunk!

Indeed! We got up the front of it a little way, but beyond a certain point it was just too slick & solid to get any good footing without decent crampons or what-have-you.
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I don't have much time to go through my photos, but I took a quick look, and this being my first waterfall outing with the new Olympus E-5, I must say... I am blown away by the sharpness and clarity of the photos.
[img2]http://www.nyfalls.com/posts/winter/havana1.jpg[/img2]
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I thought the park was closed from mid October until May?
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