Looking into Waimea Canyon from the ground floor level
Kauai’s Waimea Canyon. The Grand Canyon of the Pacific. Approximately ten miles long and 3,000 feet deep. We drove up the mountain on an afternoon that was a mix of rain and teases of sun. Once at the top, walking up to the lookout deck to look out and down at this spectacle of red dirt canyon, water falls,river, green patches and clouds was breathtaking. The clouds. It is pretty much beyond words.
There were quite a few people on the lookout deck, but I got lost in this view, and was by myself walking in the clouds.
The sun came and went for more clarity for brief periods. And the red dirt is a real thing; with the rain we had red mud on our shoes!
The copious amounts of rain received on the island in recent weeks created spectacular waterfalls (there are two waterfalls on the left in this photo, and one other one, can you find it?).
Next week we’ll visit another area of the island for a closer look at a pretty spectacular waterfall.
Beautiful captures! We were there in Feb., didn’t see clouds… 🙂
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Thanks, Amy. We had a lot of rain every day, so lots of clouds. It all tragically has unfolded into flooding since I left.
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Nature displays feeling deep inside as your photos easily
illustrate her heart lush and green. Great pictures Angeline, what a spectacular place!
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Thanks, Eddie. The feeling in my heart is hard to describe. I’m glad it came through in my photos.
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Oh yes it would be so easy to get lost in that view .. and I adore clouds 🙂
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Clouds are so captivating, constantly changing. Could have stayed up there all day.
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Beautiful! ❤️
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Thanks, Gerri. Nature at its finest.
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Tranquilizing landscapes that must mesmerize as you witness them.
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Oh, yes. Mesmerizing is the perfect word. Thanks, Sally.
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Beautiful photos, Angeline. I share your propensity for getting lost in clouds/fog. These photos bring back many fond memories of working on the bridge in this type of weather.
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Thanks, Allan. It is just magical! Don’t know how you got any work done…I’d have been too distracted by the beauty.
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Sometimes at night, when things were slow, I would just go outside and find a comfortable spot to watch the wind currents in the grey mist. It never got old.
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It is a beautiful view. You must have been quite high up.
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Yes. Very high; up a very long twisty windy road. 3,400 feet up!!
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Wow!
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