Water cascades over terraced rocks of a cliff, as photographed at Twin Falls – located in the Rock Island State Park, on the Cumberland Plateau of Tennessee. The full height (not pictured) of these falls is 80-feet tall, which produces a constant sound and strong winds at the base.
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Shower the People, by James Taylor (1976) – see lyrics here.
That’s impressive!
Glad you like it, my friend ~ have a great day! 🤗🌹
You, too. 🙂
TY dear 🙏
WOW!! Stunning!! So beautiful! The sound must be unforgettable. And it makes its own WIND! 👏👏❤️👏👏 (The longer I look at this magnificent waterfall the more clearly I see it as a large chorus, music open, singers on many risers. Squint – you might see it, too.🤗🎵)
Thanks so much, dear Robin. It’s a beautiful area to visit, and I’m glad you like the photograph. And, yes – a chorus of water sounds! 🤗🎶
Just…wow! 😮
It’s surely a fine sight to see and I’m glad you like it, dear Kate 🤗🌹
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TY dear Myrelar 🤗🌹
Wonderful falls! Great shot! 👌
Thanks so much, dear Priti 🤗🌹
You are welcome ☺️
Spectacular shot Phil! 😍
Thanks a bunch, my dear friend Tiffany ~ it’s a wonderful spot. 😍
Einfach Traumhaft 😘
Du bist ein Schatz, liebe Nicole ~ Danke, mein Freund! 😘🌹
Magestic !!!!
Thank you, Alton 👍
The phrase “curtain of water” serves as a captivating & evocative analogy, painting a vivid image of cascading liquid veils that adds an extra layer of enchantment to the scene. Also, thank you so much for sharing all those beautiful songs. I always listen & enjoy a lot. Blessings.
I’m glad, my dear ~ thank you 😊🎶🙏🏻
Blessings, ❦
The photo is a stunning display of natural beauty 😍😍😍
It really is a beautiful area to enjoy nature, and this waterfall is a good example, indeed. Thanks so much, my sweet friend 😘🌹
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