Monday, November 13Showing 1-38 of 3853 visitsAlbum by TerryPhotos by Terry
1 Being November, we were told that the water volume was at its seasonal low, and this makes a very dramatic difference in the magnificence of the falls.
2 VF's average volume is less than half that of Niagara Falls' on an annual basis. But VF has such a seasonal variation that that is misleading. In high season (May), the avg monthly volume is 25% higher than Niagara's. But in low season (Nov), the avg monthly volume is only a tenth that much, or less than 1/8th that of Niagara Falls!
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5 In high season, the water covers this entire expanse from trees to trees...
6 ...(imagine that!)...
7 ... and would be entirely covering the rocks where the man is standing.
8 But it is nevertheless pretty impressive.
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12 with Aunt Linda
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17 We were told that in high season you would see no rock between these two sections.
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21 And the water would stretch all the way across to the section behind those people on the right.
22 Totally dry in November!
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24 Such a deep, narrow gorge.
25 Gorge, gorge swing, and zipline from the Sunset Cafe.
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30 Gary and I visited the Sunset Cafe on Saturday afternoon, before Linda and Lowell's group arrived.
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32 We then had dinner at the Sunset Cafe a couple of days later -- on the night of the Super Moon.
