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The water flow of the Au Sable River has carved out the rocks for millions of years. We would guess that the side walls extend up 45-50 feet.
This is a little further downstream. This waterfall ends up in a popular swimming hole.
Chris thought that this picture might give a better perspective of how far up we are. It is pretty scary looking over the edge. We read somewhere that people actually cliff dive here. That is really scary.
This is downstream a little further. The river slows down and is only a couple of feet deep here. It is very peaceful.
This is a pond that we hiked to quite a ways upstream from the Flumes. It is a beaver pond. You can see that most of the stumps in the pond have been chewed and cut down by beavers.
Kind of like this one. Look at the teeth marks. (makes my teeth hurt thinking about it)
We walked the trail past the pond for a couple of miles and took some more pictures of the Au Sable River.
We will have more of Day 3 to show you soon.
We have added some new items to the store. Click HERE to check them out if you have time.
6 comments:
Ya'll had the most wonderful vacation...I would love to be able to got this beautiful spot in our world!
Have a great day!
The cliff diving thing does seem to lack a bit of intelligence, doesn't it?
I thought the post about Chris and why you love him so was very, very sweet.
Thanks for the vacation pictures and the hikes! It's so beautiful! I love all the red leaves - we don't get many of them here. And your yard looks great! I wish we could put mums out here in the fall but we get frost early in September and they wouldn't last long.
I'd love to see some of your scrapbook pages - hint, hint! Good luck with the page a day plan - I hope it works for you.
Such a beautiful area and I so love all types of water falls like that! Gosh, you sure were high up, I can't believe people actually cliff dive from there!! Never mind a bigger car, get a bus...I'm comin' with you next time! hehe xox
Those beavers are simply amazing. It's hard to believe that they can chew down a tree that size.
I was so surprised to see "AuSable River". We have an AuSable River not too far from my town in Michigan. Many, many years ago I went canoeing down it.
The photos from Day 1 and Day 2 are just beautiful. What a great time you must have had.
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