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The weather was cold and raining (nothing new for this part of our journey) and since Jim and I walk so slow we didn't spend near as much time as I would have liked to explore these waterfalls. But being such a wuss - I want sunshine next time.
Jeri was wonderful about stopping and letting us stay only as long as we wanted to. She is much more of a hiker than we are and I know she would have loved to spend more time hiking up to the top of some of the falls. ![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiA4vkIRA0qGN5V0i8GEqZrxHSdUoQRvxOqUi7ZzHC8a4owR_QSN6sPMpuoEXtOaIFLLPC29zELGGbP_pSZIDFve1Kf887wdGQuHuAI_KkdzrdtMt1ryUTmnenSBT1scvYGMWTyzFf70ZKf/s200/IMG_5591.JPG)
We stopped at three different falls. Latourell Falls which is 249 feet, Wahkeena at 242 feet
and Multnomah which has an upper and lower section totaling 611 feet.
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Pictures (at least the ones we take) don't do these magnificent falls justice. I wanted to post a video for you but it isn't working today. Stop by and see them for yourselves when you are up this way. Isn't this lifestyle wonderful - knowing that someday you will be in this area to enjoy these waterfalls in person?
Did you walk on the bridge overlooking the falls. That was awesome!!
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