As we were watching, a group of teenage boys showed up. They were very, very obviously daring each other to jump off the rocks into the raging water. Joel and I were pretty sure that if they did, they were going to die.
For real, this kid.
Does this not look like bone-crushing waterflow to you?!?!
Anyway, good sense prevailed and after a few displays of machismo, they boys moved on without, you know, death. One of them stopped to take a leak, which was CLASSY. Note to self: if you pee in the woods, remember: a nature photographer with a 400 mm telephoto lens can probably see you. I'll spare you the pee photos, HOWEVER... Our next stop was PeePee Falls.
Oh, the irony.
But also? Today was my first day back at work. You know what I had to cover? Search and rescue teams scouring the Croton River for the body of a young man who was- wait for it, wait for it- jumping off rocks with his friends into a river. Such a waste.
Be safe, gentle readers. Don't jump off rocks. KTHANXBAI
4 comments:
Such great pics, as usual :) Someday you will have to post all your Hawaii pics for us blog readers :)
All part of the master game plan, m'lady. It's on the To Do list, I swear.
I'll bring back hurricane photos. We leave tomorrow for the Big Island and hurricane/tropical depression/vacation spoiler Felicia. Woot! :-)
Do something we didn't. Hike Kilauea Iki!
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