For #WaterfallWednesday I have this view of Narada Falls in Mount Rainier National Park (Washington State, USA). Wider views of the falls tend to look a bit the same, so I used a longer lens and picked out some details.
I love this small waterfall, about 5-foot tall. When the temperature is high, I see people bathing here 😊
So, first come, first served 😉
Last Thursday, I lost to several teenagers on a warm day, but I was the only one on Saturday because it was pretty cold 😊
From Arethusa Falls trail a couple years ago. We didn't make it to all of the falls since the teen and I were having irreconcilable differences that day. “;^)
At this location in North Carolina, the mountains drop off abruptly into the Piedmont hills: the Appalachian Escarpment. Weather patterns create unusually large amounts of rain. Huge granite rock faces generate waterfalls in large numbers. You can see five to ten in a single day.