Waterfalls in autum colours

Day 2 I’m off to check out waterfalls. First stop is Algonquin’s Ragged Falls. it’s early morning and the fog is still in the air. I have been to this falls countless times and it always seems to be at the same amount of water even in the winter. It is a problem taking pictures of it but early morning seems to work best. The sun never gets to the water going over the falls so it stays dark but the trees have full sunlight which makes too bright and too dark in the same picture.

Off to North Bay to see the Duchesnay Falls. These Falls are right next to Nippising University Where my Julie got her teaching degree. The Falls has a nice trial on both sides of the falls and the fall colours add a sparkle to it.

Next stop is Manitoulin Island to do the cup and saucer trail which gives you a view of the north channel.

When on the island I had to make the short trip to Bridle Veil Falls. It was a little starved for water but still a beautiful Falls

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