You can’t look at this and not crack a smile, right? What is the owl thinking?
No, this is not photo shopped, it is truly a pink waterfall in a real park in a real Country. Any guesses as to where you can see these beautiful Falls?
Wouldn’t this be so pretty to walk through! It is the Autumn Gingko Tree Tunnel in Tokyo, Japan.
I have always loved Puffins. I remember doing a report on them when I was in Junior High. Don’t ask me what other reports I did, but I remember the Puffin one. 🙂
Hmmm… Wonder what they are discussing?
They call it “Puffin Love!” 🙂
Happy Sunday! Keep Smiling!!
OMG I LOVE that first photo? painting? Which is it? I would love to paint that? Do you know the source?
And I Adore your play on the good ole’ Donny and Marie Puppy Love song with Puffins!!! ❤
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It is sooo cool isn’t it Jodi!! I got it off of Pinterest. I think it did give a source but of course I can’t find the picture now.
I might have to go listen to Donny and Marie’s song now. 🙂
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I cheated . . . but I won’t tell where the Pink Waterfall is located.
I did find this tidbit: “During periods of abnormally heavy rain, however, the waters are stirred up with a sediment called argolite, which emits a pink colour when light is reflected on it. The result is a pink waterfall that collects into a reservoir of the same colour.”
Like you, I love Puffins!
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Your lips are sealed, right.. 🙂
Thanks for adding that tidbit, I had seen that and should have added it, but forgot too.
They are just adorable, aren’t they!
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LOVE PIC #1 – It’s a friend of Odessa:
“Hi Carol and Colin! Can I be in your book as well?”
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Oops! s.b. Carolyn! 🙂
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LOL! You are Ok….just will have a problem if you “forget” and add the “ine” ending to Carol. Just saying…you were warned. 🙂
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You see why I had to post this pic! 🙂 Odessa has been spreading the word!
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Just a warning…proceed with caution! My propensity for loquacity is reaching an all time high! PUFFINS!! I am going to share the most fantabulous experience ever. In Maine there is a colony of Puffins that was reestablished by the Nat’l Audubon Society on Eastern Egg Rock. This is the southernmost nesting area of Puffins in all of North America. But wait, here is the best part! There are Puffin watching cruises by Cap’n Fish’s that leave from Boothbay Harbor going to Eastern Egg Rock. Amazing, breathtaking and not to be missed!! It is a Puffin lovers dream come true! You and your tiny feet must go, however, they won’t begin again until the Puffins return in June. P.S. Should I ever go to Japan I hope to walk through this Autumn Gingko Tree Tunnel. P.P.S. I think that is Odessa’s Mother!
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Oh Wow!! I just told Brad that we need to go to Maine! They would be so awesome to see! Thank you for your loquacity in.telling me those details! Yes my feet Will definitely need to take me there. 🙂
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Oh Ellen, you don’t know how happy you made me! Now just to be able to wait until June. 🙂
My hubby was sitting next to me on the couch and I patted his leg several times saying Guess What! Guess what! We are going to go to Maine!! LOL!
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YOU will love this! I was so delighted when I saw the Puffin pictures on this post. So glad to be able to share this with you. We visit Maine often, it is a quick day trip from R.I. and we go in different seasons. A fantabulous vacation awaits you!
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You live in Rhode Island? Wow! That is one state that I have never made it too, now I know someone from there. 🙂 We should meet up with you when we go to Maine. 🙂
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I love the photos. Have no idea where the pink waterfall is.
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Thank you! It is in Alberta, Canada. 🙂 Closer to go see the waterfall then to go to Japan and see the tunnel. Though I would love to see both! 🙂
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Such a cute owl! (I’m partial to owls myself!)
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Owls are quite special, aren’t they. 🙂
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The first thing I thought of when I saw the pink waterfalls is himalayan sea salt… so, well I guess you no where I was thinking it was from! I love the owl!
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Funny for that is the first thing that I thought of too. I was glad to know that it was closer! In Alberta, Canada.
Odessa has made me fall in love with owls. This picture jumped right off the page. 🙂
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That walkway in Japan is soooo pretty! xx ❤
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Yes it is! Thanks for your comment and for visiting my site!
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You’re welcome! 🙂
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What a gorgeous collection certainly made to make one smile. The waterfall is in Canada – thanks to Google 😉
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Hi pink waterfall fans, it is my understanding that these falls (Cameron Falls, Alberta) are usually clear… as per regular water falls, so don’t go spending lots of time and money just to see them, UNLESS the weather forecast is for rain. Apparently the pink color (which can go to a deep red) is sediment that is agitated after a storm when the flow of water dramatically increases.
Link below may be of interest:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1306378/River-turns-colour-tomato-soup-storm.html
Canada is a wonderful country and the scenery can be quite magical, but even magic has its rational explanations. 🙂
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Thanks for the info Colin. At least I know that I can be guaranteed to see Puffins, thanks to Ellen. rain or no rain! In Maine though, not Canada. 🙂
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I literally laughd out loud at the owl picture 🤣. And that puffin love 😍😍😍
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I knew you would love the Owl! 🙂 Come to Maine with me next summer to see the Puffins! 🙂 ❤
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I would love that! 😁
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Just think of the fun we would have!
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