Long Creek Falls – The falls were dry as expected, but there was plenty of water in the pools. 2 pictures
Lakes and Creeks
Lakes, creeks, rivers, ponds, streams. Just about anything wet that isn’t the sea.
Morning mist on Table Rock Lake – I wasn’t totally surprised to find mist drifting down from Piney Creek when I woke up. I ‘d seen the same thing happen in much colder conditions in January. I checked the water temperature and it was still warm(-ish) so I had a swim. Who could tun down such an opportunity? Piney Creek Wilderness – Day Three. 2 pictures
Buck Hollow in the evening light. Piney Creek Wilderness – Day Two.
Evening light on Buck Hollow – Piney Creek Wilderness – Day Two.
Afternoon swim – Two or three steps back from where I am standing in this picture and it’s six to eight feet deep. Piney Creek Wilderness – Day Two. 5 picture slideshow
Table Rock Lake from the water’s edge. Piney Creek Wilderness – Day Two. 2 pictures
Small falls on ‘Cab Creek’ – After 3-4 hours of rain last night ‘Cab Creek’ was running well. 3 pictures
Eight Creek Crossings – Just for fun I thought I’d take a picture of each creek crossing I made. 8 pictures
Looking up Long Creek – Long Creek, Hercules Glades.
Long Creek, Hercules Glades.
The Falls on Long Creek at Hercules Glades 3 pictures
Twin Falls. I discovered these twin 20′ falls on an intermittent creek at Hercules Glades Wilderness. 3 pictures
Winter Sunset, Long Creek, Hercules Glades Wilderness.
Small Falls on Long Creek – It was good to see water running in Long Creek.
Icicles on Long Creek. 2 pictures
Sunset at Table Rock Lake.
Table Rock Lake, Piney Creek Wilderness – The view of the lake from near where I camped.
Back at the Lake – I’ve not been here since July. It’s good to be back.
Feeder Creek on the Tower Trail (Hollow route). One-minute read, 2 pictures
Branch of Brushy Creek off of the Pees Hollow Trail, Hercules Glades – This creek was mainly dry, but near where we camped there was some water. 3 pictures
A lucky shot just pointing the camera out of the window. As I drive to and from the Diocesan Office in Kansas City (three hours each way), one of the benefits is this view.
Fishing Lures – No fish at all today.
Fall at Pomme de Terre Lake, Missouri – The Fall color has really come along the past couple of weeks. 3 pictures
I was hoping for another really stunning sunset, it wasn’t to be. It was pretty but not a really knock you off your feet affair. I was also hoping to catch some fish, and that wasn’t to be either…I had a couple of bites, but I was late striking and missed them. The good news …