A Lovely View of Faore Island

Nevado de Toluca, Mexico

Multnomah Falls, located just outside of Portland Oregon along the Historic Colombia River Highway.

Multnomah Falls, located just outside of Portland Oregon along the Historic Colombia River Highway.  The fall is towering at 635 feet, it is the 2nd tallest waterfall in the United States and 4th tallest waterfall in North America. When you walking up to this waterfall I was bumming on the Pacific Northwest Winter Weather.  I though for sure that it was going to be so socked in with fog that I wouldn't even get to see it.  What I got turned out to be even better.  The fog was thin at the bottom and got thicker to the top giving the waterfall the sensation that it was endlessly tall and falling from he sky. Image Credit : James Brogan

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Atitlan Lake, Guatemala

Lake Dickson, Chile

Garibaldi Lake, Canada

Amazonía Central (Brasil)

Cataratas Victoria. Zimbabwe-Zambia

Tepuy Kukenán (Venezuela)

Lagos de Unianga. Chad

Maly Semyachik

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Sunset in Cheongbyeok Bridge, Korea

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The Amazing Power and Beauty of a Waterfall.

A waterfall is an area of a river or stream where the water flows over a steep vertical drop, often landing in a plunge pool below.

The Window Cave, Puerto Rico

Cave National Park, Central Kentucky, USA. The longest known cave system in the world. There are over 400 miles of caves that have been explored. 63 Alabama State Parks,The first thing you notice about Cathedral Caverns is the massive entrance.

Seljalandsfoss, one of Iceland's most powerful waterfalls,

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