For example, here are the falls in April, 2016. We'd had a dry winter and there was a lower-than-normal snowpack in the Cascade Mountains. The result: the danger of wildfires increased and water available for crop irrigation declined.
Here are the falls during my April 20, 2018, hike. Much more dramatic!
This year, quite a few trails were closed. Our recent rainfall had turned some paths into streams--slippery and unsafe for hikers. We slogged through a few muddy patches and skirted mud puddles, but the trails we explored were fine. That day I logged eight miles on my Fitbit. (That included walking the grand-dog around our neighborhood.) A good workout.
My previous posts about Cougar Mountain (located in the "Issaquah Alps") are HERE (2016) and HERE (2017) .
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Wow, what a huge difference in the amount of flowing water! I loved the contrast between the two photos.
ReplyDeleteOh, yes, much better after a rainfall. Love the waterfalls. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHard to believe they are the same falls. I love your posts. Keep walking, Sandy--I benefit from them, too. GRIN. Colleen
ReplyDeleteVery interesting to see the same view at different times.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a difference! So cool to have the same photo from different times - I'll have to try that.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a beautiful park in both cases!
Have a good week -
Sue
Book By Book
It's a big difference!
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