Well, there has been a glorious lack of acknowledgement of my Haiku attempts in my last post. It seems I am a better photographer than poet, and I shan't try that again. At least I had fun with it.
On June 10 and 11, 2010, I visited Salt Creek Falls in the Cascades. From that point, there is a trail to another falls, Diamond Creek Falls. I looked at the info and knew that that was well beyond my ability to reach.
Yesterday I hiked there.
The trail takes one through forest, starting above Salt Creek Falls. From there, there is a steady hill climb to a viewpoint on top of columnar basalt edging a drop of about 400 feet to the bottom of the canyon formed by Salt Creek.
From there, the trail re-enters the forest and continues to rise and fall with a net gain of about 200 feet of elevation, where patches of snow remained.
Finally, I was at Diamond Creek Falls.
After, I was sore and tired, but very, very pleased that I had been able to make that hike.
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Oh, that's no reason to quit with the poetry. Blame it on your followers!! Keep going with it.
And the photographs are beautiful. It's great to see a part of the country that I don't know.
I love the poetry. I posted a poetic comment but somehow it got lost.
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