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This is a discussion on Yahoo(Ywahoo) Falls Kentucky within the Landscape forums, part of the Picture Galleries category; It was raining yesterday so I took a long drive to these falls only to find the trail to the ...

  1. June 19th, 2011 #1
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    It was raining yesterday so I took a long drive to these falls only to find the trail to the bottom was closed. This is a shot from an overlook and the best I could get.....This is the tallest waterfall in Kentucky. (113 feet or 34 meters)
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    Larkpsur you seem to do very well with images with water falls. That is pretty high even at 134 feet and too bad that the road was closed and would that area be more open then in this shot.
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    Thanks Dennis. I will try again in the Fall.
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    Quote Originally Posted by larkspur View Post
    Thanks Dennis. I will try again in the Fall.
    You are more than welcome Larkspur, looking forward to what you manage to get there in the fall.
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    WaterFals are always magical. I was drove by this area last Tuesday. I was on I75 returning from Florida
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    You were close to Cumberland Falls then too. Did you stop and shoot anything?
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    You were close to Cumberland Falls then too. Did you stop and shoot anything?
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    A shame the trail was closed, but you did well anyways.
    The leaves and branches framed the falls.

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