Turtleback Falls – Gorges State Park
Here’s my description of the image:
Turtleback Falls is a popular tourist destination in the Nantahala National Forest. The falls itself is only about 15 feet tall, but because of its accessibility and deep pools, many people are able to climb a rope and slide off the falls into the pool below. The falls is located approximately one mile down Horsepasture Trail in the Gorges State Park (located in Nantahala) in the extreme south western part of North Carolina.
All images were manually set, including custom white balance, polarization, and aperture.
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October 19, 2005 at 11:57 am
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And why can’t they say anything about my photo or posts? How dare they hijack my blog for personal plugs!