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--Harry Emerson Fosdick (1878-1969) American clergyman
When I zoomed in, I liked the lines and abstract nature of what I saw. Even though it's a very small waterfall, it has a lot of interesting detail in its layers of water and rock. This is Clear Fork Falls -- at least that's what I call it. I doubt the falls have an official name. After all, it's only four-feet tall (if that) and was created as a man-made fish barrier to keep non-native rainbow trout from invading the native brook trout populations upstream. Man-made or not, it's still a pretty place to stop along the Unaka Mountain Road to take a photo and be surrounded by mystery!
It looks like the Shroud of Turin!
ReplyDeleteHa! You crack me up, AO. :)
ReplyDeleteMark, nice work. I am glad I found your site. Go App State.
ReplyDeleteReally interesting shot! I love the mysterious quality it has...and love the quote about mystery as well!
ReplyDeleteMarie
nice photography..
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