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Buttermilk Falls After a Solid Rain
After Wayne's Boy Scout Troop 104 did their cleanup and stream fortification at the base of Buttermilk Falls at High Mountain Park Preserve a couple of weeks ago, I thought I'd come back and check it out after a steady rain.
The water was spilling down the falls with vigor, and it stayed in the stream bed once it hit flat land, as a result of the scouts' work. (Below.)
The whole area around base of the falls looked terrific as well. (Thanks again, Troop 104!)
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Thank you Troop 104 for all your hard work.
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It really looks rejuvenated! What a nice pool collecting at the bottom also. Thanks Troop 104, you really accomplished a wonderful thing. It is so much more picturesque now.
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Sue
Thank you Troop 104 for all your hard work.
Marianne Herrmann
It really looks rejuvenated! What a nice pool collecting at the bottom also. Thanks Troop 104, you really accomplished a wonderful thing. It is so much more picturesque now.