Oneonta Gorge

[yourlibrarian]

Our next stop on the trip that day was Oneonia Gorge. It has a tunnel through the rock in between the trees, though we didn't go through it. Instead, we stopped just before it to take pictures of the creek and gorge.

Comments

[dreamaastrid]

Beautiful!

[yourlibrarian]

It was a nice sight!

[yarnandglue]

Love those sheer rock faces with all the moss on them! Thank you for sharing!

[yourlibrarian]

You're very welcome!

[shirebound]

What a spectacular place.

[yourlibrarian]

It was unexpected, as we'd been tracking the waterfalls along the route but hadn't known about this view.

[cmcmck]

Wonderful!

[yourlibrarian]

Glad you liked it!

[full_metal_ox]

The cluster of stumps atop the cliff in picture #2 has the air of a henge, or a graveyard.

[yourlibrarian]

True, I hadn't thought of that!

[adafrog]

Pretty.

[yourlibrarian]

😊

[caprices]

That's amazing, and must be even more so in person!

A fair number of dead trees up on the slopes in that third picture? or was that just an odd artifact of the photo?

[yourlibrarian]

Oh no, you'll be seeing dead trees in a lot of photos. It seemed all over the state as we went we saw evidence of fires.

[mific]

Lovely! Is it regenerating after a forest fire?

[yourlibrarian]

It is!

[turlough]

Those are some very dramatic cliffs!

[yourlibrarian]

There were definitely big rocks about!

[linky]

Stunning photos!

[yourlibrarian]

Glad you liked them!

[scintilla10]

Beautiful photos!

[yourlibrarian]

That's a pretty icon you got there! Makes me hope this incredible heat we're having is gone by the time our local sunflowers are in bloom.

[apachefirecat]

Beautiful! <3 Thank you for sharing!

[yourlibrarian]

Glad to!