Finger Lakes Region, NY
antique tool of some sort. I have no idea what this is. Do you?
Antique Wheelbarrel!
Some merchandise for sale leaning against a shop in town.
Another cool ice cream sign. We should have more of these in Toronto :)
My attempt at an artsy shot of a tree against a very textured wall.
Some neat tiny flowers near the entrance of the Watkins Glen State Park.
My favourite photograph from Watkins Glen. You can really see the power of the water coming out of the gorge.
Some old closed down place.
Waterfall within the Watkins Glen State Park
Another shot of the waterfall
More interesting flowers inside the park.
mmm... food...flower.
A nice yellow flower in the rain.
Interesting how the fungus is growing around the edge only.
Moss on bark
A very nice greenified stone wall.
Looking up during the hike through the gorge in Watkins Glen State Park.
Water running through the gorge.
Two waterfalls merging!
Another one of my favourites, with the exception that there are freakin' people in there!
This was what it was like throughout the hike. Water was dropping from everywhere. This limited the number of photographs I could take drastically.
Water running along the gorge.
I really enjoy looking at the walls formed in this gorge. They are really quite amazing.
Another shot of the wall and the waterfall in the distance.
The rather high walls of the gorge with the water running through.
Another photograph of the gorge's high walls.
Water running down through the gorge heading towards Seneca Lake.
Looking up at the wall. Amazing! Simply amazing. The many layers and layers. Think of the stories that each layer holds.
This is a shot of the beginning of the trail. You can see how powerful the water is flowing.
See the mist? That is how powerful that waterfall is in the distance. It is reaching all the way out to where I am standing! Stop mist! Don't touch my camera!
Another shot of the crazy mist making its way out from the waterfall. This waterfall was one I wasn't able to take a close-up shot of simply because water was splashing everywhere and the trail actually leads right underneath it too. The water was just too powerful that day. Was quite the experience though since I got soaked to the bone.
A look at the water running downstream through the gorge
Another shot of the water flowing downstream through the gorge.
The entrance of the trail.
A leafy bug!
A lookout on to the gorge, not that there was a whole lot see since trees and more trees covered up everything :)