There are many waterfalls in the Great Bear Rainforest, but this is the one we got closest to. In fact, most of us stuck our hands out to the feel the rushing water. We spent quite a lot of time here taking pictures of the waterfall and the meadow of wildflowers, but we all either sat on the rocks or stood and stared up at it for awhile, too. The thought that I was struck with was that I was in a part of the world that few people have ever seen. This was the inlet where we had to time our entry with the right tide, so most charter boats don’t even try to enter. We were rewarded with some very spectacular scenery.

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2 responses to “Morning Spent By A Waterfall”
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Oh, I just love your posts. I want to hike the Appalachian Trail when I finally graduate from college and your pictures really inspire me!
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Thank you! I was in a very inspiring place!
Hi, I’m Kim.

I’m an ICF Certified Coach who helps people turn challenging chapters in their life and career into vibrant new beginnings.
A quiet leader, creative soul and nature-inspired prairie girl at heart, I live in Regina, Saskatchewan and connect with clients from across Canada virtually.
I’ve been sharing my photography and thoughts here since 2012.
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