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Spring runoff makes the falls roar. ![]() photo by Sally King
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An Abert's squirrel forages for food on a spring morning. ![]() photo by Sally King
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Standing at the top of Lower Falls on a windy day is a good way to get wet. ![]() photo by Sally King
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Stinging nettles are not nice to touch but are beautiful swaying in the breeze accompanied by the sounds of the creek. ![]() photo by Sally King
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The 80 ft tall falls somehow seem shorter close up but the roar of the falls highlights the drop. ![]() photo by Sally King
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Frijoles Creek flows from high in the Jemez Mountains over two waterfalls to add its bounty to the Rio Grande. |
Last updated: April 18, 2020