posted by James on 08/4/09

It had been a full year since our last escapade off the beaten path to Hocking Hills State Park on our way to and from Chicago and home.  Because Robert and I were able to shove off relatively early that morning, it allowed us to get to our destination just two hours before dark: the perfect, yet a bit more difficult, time for capturing the light on the landscape. Our explorations took us to another section of the park this time, but we hoped it would boast the same excellent photographic opportunities as before. We were not disappointed!

Sitting above Cedar FallsLooking down through Cedar Canyon

  Peering over at the edge of the canyonView from the top of Cedar Falls

The trail into the canyonPathway along the base of the sheer rock wallsA root's perspective of the trees on the surface

Fading light at the top of the canyon

Looking down . . .. . . and looking up!

Ash Cave

James pauses for a picture"Why look at the camera, when there is so much else to see?"

It's still a long way up!It's all about perspective

Driving back out to the highway 

The end of a "gorgeous" adventure!

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