that's the great niagara falls in the background on a rainy, windy and generally miserable day in late fall. no blocks of ice yet forming but i noticed that the water level was rather low as i could see some of the rocks protruding, not around here but over at the top of the river. either that or they put those rocks on there.
i am still debating whether i should give up my nikon camera to include in the trade in for the new one. it's the only camera that can do an in-camera double exposure. but i hardly ever use it, only when i'm on a trip like this or as a back up when i get dragged to do some events which is rarely. but at the same time, i can't be holding on to stuff if i don't use it all the time.
i'm feverish again tonight and i thought the nodes i felt the other day on the sides of my neck were gone, but they have come back. i better get my painting assignments done just in case i suddenly croak!🤣
Nice inclusion of the branches. I grew up a few minutes drive from your pov and we could hear the falls at night if you listened hard. Hope you feel better.
The rocks are always there regardless of water levels. Is the old barge still stuck in those rocks or has it finally eroded completely?
@jerzyfotos - thanks for your comment. the old barge started to disintegrate and moved down near the mouth of the falls years ago then i noticed that it wasn't there anymore about 2019. either they let it fall off the falls or picked the pieces up, no one could tell me. i should look for my old photos of the falls with the barge.
The rocks are always there regardless of water levels. Is the old barge still stuck in those rocks or has it finally eroded completely?
It probably didn’t help you to be wandering around outside when it was so cold and I hope you don’t stay sick for too long
Get thee to a medical doctor.