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| Leading the way through the easy part. |
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| At the waterfalls the trail starts to get more rawkier. |
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| Careful on these slickery wet rawks, mom! |
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| We has to go up this way... |
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| ... to get to Chameleon Falls. |
So here I be at the top of Chameleon Falls where there be DANGER! DANGER! No stepping out on the slickery rawk where the waters fall down from or you fall down and be DED! So we stayed far, far away from there.
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| Climb on up, mom. I lite up the way fur you with my laser eyes. |
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| Mom, can you grab that litter and throw it in my pawket, pawlese? |
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| This be a waterfall wot you can stand behind. I show you... |
Hey Chad and Katrina, this be so not kewl to put your names on the rawks. The arrow and udder werds be to show us where to go. We dussn't want to see you on the rawks. I cannot beleef you did that just two days ago on 5/27/11. Shamie on you!
I maded it to the furry top of the waterfalls! Now that smiley face be furry cute coz that be our direkshuns. Chad and Katrina, not cute.
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| Standing at the top of the waterfalls. |
"Onoko was the name an Indian chief's daughter who was a white settler's lover. The irate chief accused the white man of stealing his daughter's affection and executed the culprit by throwing him over the cliff by the falls. During this execution, Onoko hid in clump of rhododendron bushes, and upon witnessing her lover's doom, gave a shriek of despair before leaping from the cliff to share In her lover's horrible fate.
According to legend, the spirit of the Indian maiden haunts this tragic spot. At precisely 9:15 on any clear sunshiny morning, the restless ghost of Onoko, also known as the "Spirit of the Mist", makes a misty appearance as a white veiled lady gliding across the silvery surface."We did not see any ghosts even tho we woz there at 9:15 but it woz not sunshiny, that woz the problem.
So now we woz hiking along the rim of the Broad Mountain where there be seeniks. Down below us be the Lehigh River. This be called Oxbow Bend. Can you see why?
This be anudder seenik of a different river bend but I dussn't know wot the name is.
Ugh. More litter at a seenik. But mom has to carry that one in her hand coz it duss not squish down to fit in my pawket and as you can see there be no room in her backpack:
Just the udder day I woz thinking how we always find black rat sneks. Not that I has anything against plain old black rat sneks, but would be nice to has some varieties. My wish commed true! Allow me to pawsent my furry furst efur Eastern Milk Snake!
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| Say CHEESE! |
So then we commed down off of the mountain by the Lehigh River and we did see this hole in the mountain on the udder side of the river:
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| Must cross river to check out hole in mountain... |
There woz old railroad ties on the ground wot we had to step ofur and it woz DARK in there and water woz leaking on my furs from the ceiling. Move towards the light, move towards the light... Here I is in the hole in the mountain and I can see where I woz standing afore on the udder side of the river. This used to be a tunnel fur the train when there woz a bridge but now peeples can walk in it.
A nice laydee in the hole in the mountain taked me and mom's pikshure togedder by the hole.
You know, mom mite has been able to see better in the dark tunnel if'n she did not has her sunglasses on. Just woofin. (As you can tell, we got off the mountain and the sunbeams showed up.)
So that woz it on our hike today. We only hiked 7 miles coz it woz hawt and hoomid and we needed some air condishunning in the car.



















































