My trip to Maryland Zoo in Baltimore,music covered by cover band Knightsbridge[For Entertainment and Promotional Purposes Only]

Patapsco State Park,Ellicott City Maryland,hiking with my family[ForEntertainment and Promotinal Purposes Only]

Check out these amazing terraced waterfalls!

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Thank you for the Feature LV!!

A quick video update from the lake of the town of Anna in the valencian community of Spain and a nearby natural swimming pool in the river called "Gorgo de la escalera"   more...(Gorge of the ladder). I show you a bit of what I've been up to and what's to come.
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I've been to Yosemite over fifty times now; my most favorite place on earth . . . I'm still in total awe of Yosemite's beauty . . . here are photos I've taken over the years at Yosemite in various seasons,   more...including times with Yosemite Falls at full strength, and times when the falls have NO water at all. It's amazing walking around the remote, hard to reach base of the Yosemite Upper Falls at the dry times, exploring the cave areas created by the pounding water, and seeing the granite there that has been intensely polished over thousands of years by the millions of tons of water that typically pound down on that area . . . also shown in the photos are the cables used by high country hikers to ascend to the top of the 8,837 foot high Half Dome mountain, and there's also a photo of adrenaline junkie/idiot me standing at the top of Half Dome, at the edge of the 4,871 foot dropoff to the Valley floor below.

The song is "For the First Time" by Kenny Loggins.  less

3.5 million people visit Yosemite National Park every year; most of those people never get more than a quarter of a mile from their cars while they’re in the Park!!! The highlight of their visit is usually   more...to get a view from the valley of Yosemite Falls above, the world’s fifth tallest waterfall. Yosemite Falls consists of 1,430 foot high Upper Yosemite Falls, where the water falls down to the “Cascades” section which drops the water another 675 feet. 320 foot high Lower Yosemite Falls completes this incredibly beautiful waterfall system.

During the Spring snow melt season, an astounding 2,400 gallons of water descend the falls EVERY SECOND! Approximately 50 square miles of land drain down to Yosemite Falls.

I’ve now been to Yosemite around fifty times in my life, and have enjoyed exploring many areas not normally seen by people. One of those areas rarely ever seen by visitors is the “Cascades” section of the waterfall (between the Upper and Lower Yosemite Falls). During the DRY season which occurs in the early Autumn most years, it’s possible to work your way over to this area to see the highly polished granite and explore the large cave there and the large empty water channel that, for much of the year, has massive amounts of water raging loudly through it.

It’s always an amazing experience to sit in quiet solitude at the base of Upper Yosemite Falls and realize that water has been carving the channel around me for millions of years. It's also a surreal experience, knowing that, simultaneously to me sitting there, busloads and carloads of people are continuously photographing Yosemite Falls from the valley below, as I sit contemplating in this "hidden" part of the Falls above them that they will never see. If you ever want to explore this area in person, just be careful to look out for the rattlesnakes that inhabit the underbrush areas! I’ve included a couple of photos of a BIG four foot long rattlesnake I walked by on my latest visit to the Cascades area.

I hope you enjoy looking at these photos I took at a place almost none of the visitors to Yosemite will ever see in person.

The song is “In My Life - If We Never Meet Again” by Selah (This is a song that combines two different songs into one song; I only used the “In My Life” portion, and “looped” it to play twice. The lyrics of “There are places I remember, all my life” TRULY applies to how I feel about Yosemite :) :) )

Here is the link to another of my Yosemite videos: http://www.livevideo.com/video/05D4CA30F6F1439F877638A36840AD81/-yosemite-national-park-california-.aspx  less

A Situbo, Mun. of Tampilisan, Zamboanga Del Norte, Philippines Waterfalls

Dedicated to BlancheNoE, this place is the best playground anyone could ask for. Swimming, snakes, fossils, waterfalls, red efts.... the list goes on and on. Enjoy!

This is my 30 second snip-o-bliss for the CollectiveSoul July collaboration. Ahhhhhhh.

waterfalls,yellowstone park

waterfalls,yellowstone park

Paul McCartney

My first video attempt ever. Last summer I was lucky enough to work within 2 minutes of the falls so every night after work I would bathe there as God intended...I'll let your imagination do the rest   more...on that one.  less

TLC

Waterfalls all around the world.

There are so many other types of water that I'm thankful for but only had a minute so tried to get in the biggies.

Fire Dragon Waterfalls "Tatzelwurm" near Bayrisch zell in Bavaria on a rainy sunday afternoon. Enjoy ;-)

http://SexyDesiVideos.com - Namitha in waterfalls

TLC Classic

Enjoy the refreshing splendor of cascading falls featuring "Angel Falls" from Seasons of Serenity by Steve Fish & Bobby Brooks.

Holler we like nature

This video starts, driving on US Highway 93 along the shore of Flathead Lake. This part of the video is a little long, but it gets a lot better. Then along US Highway 2 to to West Glacier Montana. Next   more...is inside Glacier National park on the Going To The Sun Highway, with the really spectacular views of the mountain peaks, and the glaciers. For even more these views, please check out my other video, Glacier National Park. Finally some quick views of St. Mary Lake on the East side of the park.  less