What waterfall is this?

anna in boots · Post by **anna in boots** » January 22nd, 2009, 11:47 am

While doing a search on Frog Lake, I saw the photograph at the middle of this page, supposedly advertising Multnomah Falls. If that's Multnomah, I'm a Cover Girl model.

http://www.hikercentral.com/campgrounds/109589.html

anna in boots

AlexanderSupertramp · Post by **AlexanderSupertramp** » January 22nd, 2009, 11:58 am

It's wahclella falls Ms. in Boots

Stevefromdodge · Post by **Stevefromdodge** » January 22nd, 2009, 12:14 pm

HikerCentral.com is one of those idiotic, autodriven outdoor sites that have popped up. All of their content is generated by bots and there are always huge inaccuracies built around a bunch of drivel.

From thier page on "St Helens Way":
If only every site had this much outdoors exciting things, what a great planet it would be. Camping at Beaver Bay Campground is always a brilliant experience, and a spree to Loowit Falls will fill your soul with good feelings. Swift Creek flows through this vicinity; Sugar Bowl is a pleasant location to stretch your legs a bit. Nearby The Breach is a great place to go if you're at Saint Helens Way, and paddling on Muddy River is so much fun.

A page on a local RV park:
An afternoon playing golf at Portland Meadows Golf Course is always a pleasure, and while you're here you have to stop at Hayden Bay. This campground is a great location to take a look at. The nice folks of Portland-Vancouver-Beaverton like to hang out nearby, and a striking lake like City of Portland Reservoir Number 3 is a splendid spot to have a look at.

Another connected page is goingoutdoors.com. Here's their page on the Tanner Butte Trail:
You might want to pay a visit to Gold Dust Rock if you're here at Tanner Butte Trail, and there's whitewater on Sandy River for all you thrill seekers. Getting to Tish Creek from Tanner Butte Trail is trouble-free, and a pleasant trip to Latourell Prairie is a delightful way to spend an afternoon. Some of the water close by flows, like Sorenson Creek, and a tour to Tanner Spring will fill your soul with perfect feelings.

Ugh!

anna in boots · Post by **anna in boots** » January 22nd, 2009, 12:28 pm

Thanks, Adam and Steve. I can't remember if I've ever seen Wahclella Falls before. If I did, it was years ago when I first got here and saw a whole bunch of falls all at once, filing them all together in my cerebellum under "purdy water." I need to go back and absorb them individually on some sleepy-warm weekday in the summertime.

Anna

Don Nelsen · Post by **Don Nelsen** » January 22nd, 2009, 6:23 pm

anna in boots wrote:While doing a search on Frog Lake, I saw the photograph at the middle of this page, supposedly advertising Multnomah Falls. If that's Multnomah, I'm a Cover Girl model.

http://www.hikercentral.com/campgrounds/109589.html

anna in boots

Agreed, Wahclella falls without a doubt. Anna, we've met and I thought you were a cover girl!

dn

anna in boots · Post by **anna in boots** » January 22nd, 2009, 6:45 pm

Don, how much did you have to drink that night?

Ha ha!

Anna

Don Nelsen · Post by **Don Nelsen** » January 22nd, 2009, 7:01 pm

anna in boots wrote:Don, how much did you have to drink that night?

Ha ha!

Anna

Ha! - Anna, none when we met - and only one by the end of the evening, a rather mild Chardonnay at that. So there you go - you now have a new rep as a Cover Girl!

- Don

anna in boots · Post by **anna in boots** » January 22nd, 2009, 7:13 pm

I'll parlay that into a gig at Revlon, they're cruelty-free.

Anna

Splintercat · Post by **Splintercat** » February 27th, 2009, 11:56 pm

What Steve said - ugh. I hate those sites.

-PP

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