Where I wish I were going this afternoon, instead of to work.
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Looks good to me. Where exactly is this?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I wish I were there too ...
ReplyDeleteDid you take that photo? It's beautiful. I can hear the water rushing. Okay, so maybe I can't, but I wish I could. :)
ReplyDeleteI took it a couple summers ago when we went to Western Carolina University to a Dwight concert. You could walk to this waterfall from--I think--the road that went to Cashiers.
ReplyDeleteYou've inspried me to go find some rushing water. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteWow! Lovely photo of a beautiful place!
ReplyDeleteOh yeah. That looks so refreshing. I'm tired of the sweltering heat (I can even feel it inside at work--blah).
ReplyDeleteAccording to my car, it was 105 degrees on my drive in to work today.
ReplyDeleteI wish we could all go up in the mountains and read by the river.
I would much be rather be there than at work too.
ReplyDeleteI'd be right there with you, if I could.
ReplyDeleteThat is just beautiful.