Falls and Creeks
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| Terry F Conrow |
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. From my viewpoint nothing is more majestic than the creations of Nature. Whether a small cascade found along a hidden creek, or a well known falls like Chitenango Falls and Montour Falls, my connection is the same.
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| Montour Falls by Terry F. Conrow |
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| Chitenango Falls by Terry F. Conrow |
New York is home to many beautiful falls, most of which I actually had no idea existed. Even these ones in my own hometown I had no knowledge of until I began this blog series.
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| Peggy Fly |
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| Amanda Castilla |
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| Jan Dainard |
But, seeing them in these photos, I am still refreshed.
My attraction to water has been with me my entire life. What is odd is that when I lived along the gulf coast in both Florida and Louisiana, my reaction was not the same. I found going to the shore relaxing but not refreshing. The music of the waves, watching the tide playing tag with the shore, was pleasant. However I my soul did not seem to revitalize, my worries did not fade. I am not certain if it was the water itself smelling like fish and leaving my skin feeling sticky and dirty or just the fact that the water was the temperature of a bath. It just was not the same.
As a final show of beauty, I am sharing other falls from my home state. I hope they refresh you as they do me.
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| Glendora Falls by Terry F. Conrow |
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| Ithaca Taughannock Park by Heather Ratigan |
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| Corbetts Glenn by Rogina Davis |
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| Falls in Dansville taken by Austin Passamonte |
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| Buttermilk Falls, Ithaca by Heather Ratigan |
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| Honeoye Falls by Jan Dainard |
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| Austin Passamonte |
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| Wolcott Falls by Terry F. Conrow | | | | |
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| Aunt Sarah's Falls by Terry F. Conrow | | | | |
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| Akron Falls by Terry F. Conrow |
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