El Niño to soon have waterfalls overflowing
By Tom Stienstra, San Francisco Chronicle
For many, to see a waterfall can be love at first sight. Each has a look and a personality.
They go dry in a drought, flood over the banks in a deluge, and each day can provide a different look. When you first sight a waterfall that captures your senses, it can feel like a bass drum is pounding in your chest.
In the coming months, the El Niño-driven winter is reviving hundreds of waterfalls across the Bay Area and Northern California. I’ve made it a mission to see every one I can find.
When Bassi falls rages it’s pretty impressive. Used to be able to 4 by right up to the ledges before the Bay trash ruined it and the FS blocked it off.
Bay trash ruins everything up here.
Love to read the whole story, but to link a story to a page that requires you to register and subscribe is ludicrous.
Ditto SeaMore…. Unfortunately, I can’t afford to pay for any kind of subscriptions, so I will miss out.
Unfortunately, there are places that old poor people do not belong.
Don’t forget you going to pay to post next.
Getting back to the headline, YES, waterfalls are wonderful and therapeutic. My favorite is Cascade Falls.