By the Waterfall

A lovely setting (thanks for the link) and a funny photo and story!

thanks, Alan!

Ha! I didn't notice the "falling tree" but I did think that it looked like a scene from a Dick Powell-Ruby Keeler film, with him singing "By a waterfall, I'm calling you?" Great shot!
P.S. If you're curious, this is the song: www.youtube.com/watch?v=4MC_wbZuOoc&ab_channel=CatsPjamas1
And here is the trulyy spectacular Busby Berkley choreographed water scene: www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRqcZcrgPaU&ab_channel=WarnerArchive

Rick, I actually did not know that song - although I'm sure my parents must have done.
The sychronised swimming is absolutely astonishing and amazing - although i find it fairly creepy, too. They look like amoeba or something in the end - and it's just so....odd.
Part of my reason for not loving it is that in the early 70s, in my city High School, that was the only form of swimming that girls could do - which didn't bother me personally since I hated pools, but my friend who was a strong, swimmer was given that as her choice if she wanted to compete. Still annoys me to think about it.
However, I do recognize the incredible talent those women had - and I'm glad to see it - so thanks. : )

hij zit met zijn kont bijna in de waterval ;-))

Haha! thanks for your visit, Fred!
Devil's Hopyard State Park is in Connecticut, a state that shares a border with NY.
The park was roughly northeast of New Haven, where I lived for ten years before moving to Vermont.
Usually there is less snow there I think, because it's not far from the shoreline.

ik heb het opgezocht --in de omgeving van new york