Rafting at Cumberland Falls
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The guide said
that everyone must leave their shoes and socks in the sand on the beach
before getting into the raft. |
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Before getting
into the raft, the guide had to first remove a big brown SPIDER
out of the raft. Lee Duquette took photos from his seat behind the guide. |
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Below: The guide rowed across the river to a very small waterfall (not the main waterfall) that was streaming down the mountain side and then rowed under the small waterfall. It felt real good to get wet because it was such a hot day. | |
Karen Duquette
waved to the people up above observing the falls, but they did NOT not
wave back. |
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Below: Then
the guide rowed closer to the real waterfall, but not under it, of course.
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Below; The mist
from the falls felt refreshing as the guide rowed as close to the falls
as he was allowed to. |
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Below: Leaving
the falls and rowing back towards the beach, the mist from the waterfall
was still refreshing. |
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Below: Arriving back at the beach area and exiting the raft, everyone checked their shoes and socks that had been left on the beach to be sure the spider did not crawl inside any of the shoes or socks. OH JOY - OH JOY! Then it was time for the two RV Gypsies and their grandson Alex to head back to the car, and drive that curvy road again to get back to the RV. Alex did not like the curvy road and laid down in the back seat during the trip. |
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Cumberland Falls
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the travels of the two RV Gypsies and their grandson in Wapakoneta,
Ohio
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