[1-click to enlarge]Tiffany Creek tumbles 6.5 metres over the escarpment into a v-shaped ravine. A short side trail from the Tiffany Falls Trail leads you to the waterfall. It's a rough walk, crossing a talus slope with steep, narrow sections.
The Tiffany Falls Trail is part of the Bruce Trail system in the Golden Horseshoe near Ancaster, Ontario.
Photo Credit: [1] Bonny Shulman CC=nc-flickr.
looks peaceful
ReplyDeleteHello Barbara,
ReplyDeleteA bit south for an inunnguaq, no? Unless of course this is your canny way of weighing in the pre/post contact debate on inunnguaqs as opposed to inukshuks... And I would not be at all surprised if it was.
Tschuess,
Chris
This inspires me on my New Year decision to walk more, Barbara!
ReplyDeleteIt must be worth it, just for the photo!
ReplyDeleteJust the kind of place I have characters find in the savage wilderness where they can bathe and rest in peace for a moment.
ReplyDeleteMy kinda place. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAnother lovely spot...
ReplyDeleteI agree, the rough walk certainly looks worth it. What a beautiful scene.
ReplyDeleteJosh, my thoughts exactly.
ReplyDeleteChris, the inunnguaq is often mistaken for an inukshuk with hikers. I took the figure as a message that 'someone had been there before' which is what the figure means.
Raph, there are many places to take walks in.
RuneE, I like to get close to waterfalls provided its not too dangerous to do so.
ReplyDeleteCharles, a writer's mind.
David, a nature sprite at heart.
Steve, Leigh, any of the sub-trails from the Bruce Trail system has their quiet out of the way spots for resting one's soul.
ReplyDeleteThat Ontario looks like a pretty nice place.
ReplyDeleteSuch a delicate waterfall. Love the mossy, fern-covered forest.
ReplyDeletevery pretty. Charles has a fertile imagination to describe such a site in words.
ReplyDeleteVery sweet and peaceful place.
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LOL
Barbara, every time I come to your blog it's like a mini vacation. Cinda
ReplyDeletePatti, when the weather is warmer take a drive across the bridge to explore.
ReplyDeleteBindu, that is what I liked about the photo: a lazy, small stream of water trickling over the edge.
Cloudia, you just gave me a great idea. Tune in to find out.
Marie, it is.
ReplyDeleteMaria, good to hear you're doing well on your recovery.
Cinda, all writers need mini-vacations. I find posting on my nature topics helps in solving my writer's blocks.
Kia ora Barbara,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful falls, I would love to hear it's song. Reads as if it is an interesting walk to arrive there as well. Have a lovely day.
Rangimarie,
Robb
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ReplyDeleteOh, pretty. You've have a waterfall theme going lately. :)
ReplyDeleteBarbara, in my wildest imaginings I would never have considered that you could ever suffer from writer's block!
ReplyDeleteRobb, glad you like the falls. I needed a break from the frigid winter weather we've been experiencing the last couple of weeks.
ReplyDeleteTravis, you're very welcome, my friend.
Shelley, I find waterfalls relaxing.
Rick, well I can say it's true and combined with it is a big dose of procrastination.
magnificent!
ReplyDeleteTony, my sentiments exactly.
ReplyDeleteI wish I could wander with you. Another beautiful spot.
ReplyDeleteRuth, the Bruce Trail System is open year round for hikers and skiers.
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