A Visual Tour

by Cynthia on February 18, 2012

I certainly did not mean to disappear from this space for a week. Wow! The past week really did zip by me! It was quite the whirlwind really. Lots of new things being thrown at us and needing to digest. I’ll save all of that for another post on another day though for today I am finally getting around to posting the video I promised my 13 year-old son I would share with you last weekend. (Sorry Logan for letting this past week slip through my fingers. I swear I never forgot my promise to you. It just was a tad bit delayed.) Logan is our aspiring filmmaker and he had a blast at the waterfall earlier this month filming footage of the beautiful scenery. After getting home and editing all of his clips he practically begged me to share it with all of you here on my blog. I’m pretty proud of all his talents so I certainly do not mind sharing it. I think you all will enjoy it as well. I must add that he did not have his tripod with him at the time so I think he has a very steady hand!

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Catherine February 18, 2012 at 3:57 pm

What a great job he did! I love how it went from the loud crashing of the falls to the quiet and calm part of the river. Looks like a beautiful place.

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Lea's Menagerie February 18, 2012 at 3:58 pm

Thanks for your comment on my Wordless Wednesday post of Feb 8. – the tiny wildflower. I finally got around to answereing your question – ‘Spring Beauty’ was the flower name suggested by another reader, and after looking at photos on the Internet, I think she is right.
Logan, I like your movie! You certainly caught the power and turbulence of the river.
Lea

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Annie's Granny February 18, 2012 at 9:28 pm

Oh, my, that was breathtakingly beautiful! Thank you for sharing, Logan. You have a real gift.

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Cynthia February 18, 2012 at 9:54 pm

Thank you everyone for your kind comments! You have just made Logan’s day! He has been bugging me for nearly two years now to let him put some of his films on YouTube but I always was so uncertain about it. I decided to go ahead and let him upload this one to my account (so I could monitor it, if you know what I mean!) and he is just loving reading all of your nice comments. Thank you! :)

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Christina February 19, 2012 at 9:29 pm

WOW…absolutely beautiful! Your son did a fantastic job! Loved hearing the rushing sound as well. It is amazing how creative children are.

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Alice C February 23, 2012 at 11:02 am

Amazing video Cynthia, there is something about waterful’s that I just love, they are so calming and beautiful. What camera did you use for this?

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