California’s Laughing Waters
Pictured is travel writer Barbara Steinberg at Hedge Creek Falls.
By Barbara Steinberg
Abundant winter rains and melting snowpack have California waterfalls exploding with water. Springtime is generally the best time to view these natural wonders as many falls dry-up in the summer heat due to decreased water flows. During the right winters, waterfalls come crashing back to life. The Native Americans called them “laughing waters.” This year California waterfalls are giggling, chortling, screaming, and lifting their voices in tumultuous laughter.
The author of “Are You That Woman” (areyouthatwoman.com) says that California is her passion. “Traveling to all the hidden corners of the Golden State and still so much to see, so many people to meet, and stories to hear and tell. Love living life locally wherever I go.”
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