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Everywhere I looked there was a beautiful picture waiting to be taken.
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Not to mention videos.
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I love these kind of places. Easy hiking with railed bridges and paths that criss cross over the natural splendor.
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And these were extremely well made, designed to withstand water and rough weather. I can only imagine the force of the falls in the spring, it must be epic.
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For those who are interested:
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And for those of us with bad knees?
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Random benches to take a break.
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While I agree with the ❤️ sentiment, I dislike the defacement.
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The return path when you’ve had your fill.
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Onward…
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River's world..... 
Oh, I loooove the return path pic!!
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After all the stairs, the flat path was very welcome.
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I want to go to there.
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As well you should. It’s wonderful…
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Just gorgeous! Thanks for sharing.
Deb
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What a beautiful patch of paradise I must say, peaceful. I’m with you on the carving into the rails and especially trees. My grandfather (my dad’s dad) always told his grandkids never to carve into a trees bark because it would harm it’s growth. I still believe that to this day.
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So beautiful, and you had nice weather.
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It was clear, but only about 40 degrees.
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I want to go there too. Beautiful place!
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I highly recommend it.
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Great pics! And I agree. Vandalism belongs in the big city, not the woods.
Err…I mean, vandalism belongs NOWHERE.
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Graffiti can be a marvelous art form. Just not on a tree, with a knife.
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