Inglis Falls Part II

I was surprised at some of your comments yesterday, saying you enjoyed the pictures with railings in them.  Going back over the post it opened my eyes to a whole new creative perspective.  Never-the-less, let me finish my train of thought because there are a number of other limitations in the way of photographing Inglis Falls.

There are three viewpoints for photographing the falls.  The first, a viewing platform that avoids going down any steps, may be accessible, but you are looking through the trees at a partial view of the falls.  I could not even get here last week, because there was a sharp foot deep drop in the gravel pathway.

The lower viewpoints require quite a few steps, and in the third case, hopping over some boulders.  These are the sorts of viewpoints I will simply not be able to access.  Thank goodness I already have some hundreds of waterfall pictures around here, like the above two.

I can also focus a bit on the history of these waterfalls.  Almost all of them at one time had a mill pond and mill.  It was a different era!