Our Sunday afternoon was spent hiking at Fall Creek Falls. The massive state park has numerous huge waterfalls, including the highest free-falling or "plunge" waterfall in the eastern U.S. My husband's family settled this area of the Cumberland Plateau hundreds of years ago, and his great-uncle was the first superintendent of the park, in the 1940's.
Although I've been to this park numerous times, I never noticed this huge heart-shaped stone set in a walkway. How fortuitous that I glimpsed it for the first time on Valentine's Day!
These pictures are gorgeous... I would love to visit there :)
ReplyDeletethis place looks AMAZING!
ReplyDeletewhat an awesome hike!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous park, and way cool to find the heart-shaped stone on Valentine's Day!
ReplyDeletegosh! i like everything about the park.... we have nothing like this in malaysia, you guiys are lucky!
ReplyDeleteWow...What a beautiful hike and how romantic about the heart stone...I found a heart potato...^o^ hahah, it was weird..like a double potato shaped in a heart..it was kind of ugly but cute.
ReplyDeletewow, it's beautiful and that hear shaped rock was meant to be found and admired.
ReplyDeleteI would love to visit this place! Thanks for the post.
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely photographs!! That's such a cool story about your husband as well -- what a wonderful thing to have ties to a place like that!
ReplyDeleteAmazing photography!
ReplyDeleteI think that walk looks my idea of heaven! Truly! My boyfriend and I love to go walking in nature - this would be mind blowing!
ReplyDeleteAMAZING!!!!!!!!! i would love to hike there! gah! i need to visit this place!!!
ReplyDeleteHow absolutely amazing I need to go to T apparently. I live in Colorado and thought that we had great hiking here..wow!
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Breathtaking !!!
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