Sunday, February 3, 2008
High Falls, Georgia
When we visit Georgia, we like to visit High Falls State Park. When visited on May 26, 2007, the effects of the droughts were overly obvious. The falls had virtually stopped running and the river was mostly dried up. Even though you are not supposed to walk on the river rocks, being a drought or no drought, I found myself off exploring the terrain.
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Hi Joe
Just looking at your dry river photos at High Falls. Our Aussie rivers normally look like that, but it is not how I imagine your rivers to look.
Just wondering if there is any mining in the area? We have problems with mining cracking the beds of rivers, and the water just disappears. Or maybe it is just drought, as you suggest.
Denis
I am not sure about the minng; however Georgia has faced a sever drought for some time that raised some real concerns aout thier overall status of drinking water.
If you look at my pictures from our last trip to the Ocmulgee Indian Mounds, the Ocmulgee River is also extremely low. We are also standing on the river bed (clay) that exhibits very little water. This winter has brought some much needed rain to the region; however, its not enough to bring the levels back to near normal.
The pictures for the Ocmulgee Indian Mounds blog were removed? I have re-loaded them and hope that I loaded the sames ones form before!
Hi! Saw your comment on my blog. Youve got an interesting blog as well! Ive never been to the US so yeah this gives me a glimpse of what it's like! Nice compilation of photographs.
Yeah nature's just simply amazing!
EUNICEEESH:
Thank you. I have never been to Singapore either, so this works for both of us:)!
Please feel free to explore my site. I am new to this and the blog is growing.
You have great shots on your site as well.
Hi Joe. Picture is telling more than 1.000 words. I`m also new with my blog. I`m writing about Croatia, Europe. Take a look on http://ideatester.blogspot.com/. I`d definitely have to start publishing pictures.
yinck team,
Yes, pictures are worth a thousand words!
Please post some pictures and add labels to each post. Adding labels seems to increase that the number of hits that you get from internet searches!
Thanks for stopping by and feel free to search my blog. I visited your site a few minutes ago.
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