Horse Drawn Carriage, Central Park

As I continue to go through my images, I find some shots that really stand out. This one shot of a horse drawn carriage in front of that gorgeous golden colored tree in Central Park, New York, really stood out to me. The people in the carriage looked like they were enjoying their ride and that cyclist was just getting their workout in. There is nothing like New York – what a beautiful place.
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A horse drawn carriage in Central Park, NY
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Crabtree Falls, NC

Hiked up to Crabtree Falls in North Carolina – It’s at Milepost 339.5 off the Blue Ridge Parkway and it’s supposed to be a trail that descends .9 mile to the base of the falls, but it is not as easy as some people lead you to believe. At the base of the spectacular Crabtree Falls, the water cascades over a 60-foot rock cliff. It is a beautiful waterfall and the hike is well worth the effort.

Hiked up to Crabtree Falls in North Carolina - It's at Milepost 339.5 off the Blue Ridge Parkway
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Grassy Creek Falls, NC

Grassy Creek Falls, NC This was a long hike to find and some barriers to overcome but it was so worth the effort.

Grassy Creek Falls, NC  This was a long hike to find and some barriers to overcome but it was so worth the effort.
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Soco Falls, North Carolina

Soco Falls is a double waterfall not far from the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina. It’s a few minute walk down a maintained trail that leads to a viewing platform off Highway 19.
There is a short steep trail leading down to the smaller fall and the creek below the falls. This trail is very slippery near the falls and has a rope instead of a wood rail. Not recommended if you are carrying heavy gear.

Soco Falls is a double waterfall not far from the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina.
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Crabtree Falls in North Carolina

Hiked up to Crabtree Falls in North Carolina
It’s at Milepost 339.5 off the Blue Ridge Parkway and it’s supposed to be a the trail that descends .9 mile to the base of the falls, but it is not as easy as some people lead you to believe. At the base of the spectacular Crabtree Falls, the water cascades over a 60-foot rock cliff. It is a beautiful waterfall and the hike is well worth the effort.

Crabtree Falls in North Carolina
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