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Last week I shared some photos I took while walking the Molweni trail toward the Gillits Waterfall. The idea was to show you some of the scenes along the way and give an idea of what the area looks like.
Well, as promised, today I would like to share some photos of the Gillits Waterfall.
One moment you are still walking through the dense forest, and the next moment it opens up and the waterfall becomes visible...
You can then cross the river over this wooden bridge to get closer to the waterfall from the opposite side.
After crossing the bridge, you turn to your right, walking around the "pool" toward the waterfall.
Getting closer to the waterfall...
Looking up toward the top, just left of the main waterfall, admiring the rocks covered by all the greenery. A little bit of water is coming down here as well though.
I had to cross through a bit of water (about ankle-deep) to get behind the waterfall, but it was worth it...lol!
Looking at the forest from behind the waterfall.
Moving out the one side to get the bigger picture from behind the waterfall.
Looking to the right from where I stood behind the waterfall.
We had an amazing time at the waterfall and after spending some time there, we eventually decided it was time to start the journey back to our car.
First, walking back in the same direction where we came from, but instead of turning left, and going back over the wooden bridge, we would now turn right, following a different route back to the starting point.
All along the trail, we spent some time capturing the beautiful detail of nature. There was so much detail, I feel it would justify a post on its own.
But let me give you an idea of what I'm talking about...
So, next week, I'll share the really colorful detail we encountered along the trail.
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