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Having grew up in this area I am constantly reminded of how I have taken it for granted. We went exploring and my Mom showed me this view of the river that is different from any I have seen. We caught some light as the sun was setting and captured the clouds as they were shifting from day to night. Thank you Mom!
Tumalo Falls is a 97-ft. tall waterfall in the Deschutes National Forest. A fun drive out of Bend, then you reach a gravel road that goes for a few miles. A word of advice, just park when you start seeing cars on the side of the road. The road easily gets congested and the biggest headache getting to these falls is parking. The trail is short, and there are many different ways to view this “most waterfall-like waterfall.” Highly recommend!
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Happiness held is the seed; Happiness shared is the flower. – John Harrigan
Can you have a better representation of a summer garden? By sharing this dahlia I’ve watched grow in my yard I hope I am sharing the happiness I felt when it finally bloomed!
The dahlia is the official flower of Seattle – “Ordinance 32137, approved November 19, 1913, established the dahlia as the City’s official flower and requested that the Park Board of the City plant and cultivate the flower in suitable quantities to make effective displays in the City parks.”
After an easy hike to the falls the hardest part was getting this shot! The constant raining from the falls made keeping my camera dry an issue. Plus, I wish my tripod would have been six inches taller! An absolutely beautiful area that I hope to visit again.