Desert waterfall in Whitewater Canyon, near Palm Springs, CA. These waterfalls only happen when there is a rain. A few days after this, it was gone! Watery Wednesday for February 25, 2009.
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7 comments:
sweet image ~ sounds like you were lucky to see it flowing!
It looks very pretty though - even if it doesn't stick around!
Beautiful capture. Is it raining over where you are right now?
That is really special you could catch the appearance of the stream there!'nice!
KK
Very nice photo, a perfect entry for WW.
That's pretty cool. I've yet to run across a waterfall of any sort. I should probably Google it and see if there is some place I can go. Great shot. :-)
The impermanence of water in those parts is amazing. Round here in SW Florida it's either feast or famine where water is concerned. Right now we are in famine aka winter, but feast is just around the corner, aka hurricane season!
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