Wednesday, June 25, 2014

The Creek





The Creek is Swollen
Not a good place to canoe
Watch the Falls safely
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19 comments:

  1. biebkriebels6:00 AM

    Beautiful falls, just to watch from the ground, not from the water.

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  2. Jim Klenke6:01 AM

    I've been watching on the news about all the rain you guys are getting. DFW has been getting some, but still not enough. Love that first picture.

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  3. Halcyon6:15 AM

    Wow! Water can be powerful stuff!

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  4. Merisi7:43 AM

    Being near it, in the fine mist, must feel very refreshing on days with scorching heat.

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  5. The Cranky8:02 AM

    Stunningly beautiful, but definitely not the place for canoes or swimmers!

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  6. Karl8:37 AM

    A little waterfall, but very intensive!

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  7. TexWisGirl8:50 AM

    holy moly!

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  8. Sharon9:34 AM

    Very forceful water. I kind of wish we could get some of that rain down here. We haven't had a drop of water since early March.

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  9. LOLfromPasa11:42 AM

    That is some creek. Glad you are standing well back. You captured that power of that water, for sure.

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  10. Mersad12:05 PM

    That strong waterfall is simply breathtaking. must be quite the sight in perosn.

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  11. Lowell2:24 PM

    The last time we were at Minnehaha Falls, it was full and flowing like this. (That was many years back). But you folks have sure had lots of rain! Wouldn't want to try to paddle up that creek!

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  12. RedPat2:43 PM

    There seems to be so much extreme weather everywhere these days!

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  13. Jack4:02 PM

    Man, the force of that water is POWERFUL.

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  14. William Kendall6:12 PM

    The waterfall looks ferocious.

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  15. Randy8:42 PM

    That's alot of melted snow.

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  16. Judy9:54 PM

    How pretty the falls are! Send some of that rain down here.

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  17. Kathy9:57 AM

    Your area has certainly gotten the publicity for amount of water the past few days! I hope your boat isn't in dry dock!

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  18. Kay5:04 PM

    I'll say it's "swollen!" In California this would be called a river - especially with the drought these days.

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  19. PerthDailyPhoto8:04 AM

    Wow I'll say the creek is swollen... I always think of a trickle when I think creek Kate, this is a torrent !

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