Remember in the last post when I said that the trail went to somewhere good? This is where it went. It led to a small outcropping about 2/3 of the way up the falls, so close that you were in mist zone. I think the lesson here is that taking the steep and difficult trail sometimes really pays off. The other lesson is sometimes rocks look like faces, especially when birds perch in the eye sockets. You can this even better in this other picture of Skógafoss take from the same spot.
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Showing posts with label skógafoss. Show all posts
Saturday, September 6, 2014
Bird Bath
Remember in the last post when I said that the trail went to somewhere good? This is where it went. It led to a small outcropping about 2/3 of the way up the falls, so close that you were in mist zone. I think the lesson here is that taking the steep and difficult trail sometimes really pays off. The other lesson is sometimes rocks look like faces, especially when birds perch in the eye sockets. You can this even better in this other picture of Skógafoss take from the same spot.
Sunday, August 31, 2014
First Falls
Even things that are massive and ancient can and do change, and the effects these changes cause can be extraordinary. A glacier melts and water drops 200 ft here at the Skógafoss - which is not even the biggest waterfalls in Iceland. Knowing that anything can change can cause worry and fear, but it can also be a source of hope.
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