After weeks of mostly wet weather, Halloween was dry — and we took a short road trip and hike.
Our first stop was at the Russellville, Arkansas, Downtown Fall Festival. Unfortunately, my camera’s white balance was set to compensate for inside lighting and I forgot to change it to auto white balance. So the composite images, even after post processing, are somewhat surreal, especially considering the holiday and all.
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Our next stop was Petit Jean State Park. One of our favorite hikes is to Cedar Falls, the highest water fall in Arkansas — and the most photographed.
We figured that, with the recent wet weather, and rainfall totals way above normal, the falls should be pretty spectacular — and we were right. We’ve been taking this short, but arduous hike, periodically since 1980. We’ve never seen Cedar Creek with this much water in it.
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Road trip commentary and images
November 1, 2009
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Beautiful falls. Had never heard of them before, but will put it on my calendar for next spring.
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Diana – The falls were really spectacular this year, the best I’ve ever seen. In the summer and other periods of low precipitation, Cedar Falls can dwindle to a relative trickle.
I have a page of information on the park: Petit Jean State Park