Below: View of High Falls Dam from the Old Mills Foundation area. |
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Karen Duquette thought the bark of these trees looked like giraffes. |
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The bridge, constructed in 1890, was mostly destroyed in the flood of 1994. The park's trails gave the two RV Gypsies scenic views of the largest waterfall in middle Georgia on the Towaliga River, cascading over 135 feet to the base.
Below: Views from the bridge. |
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High Falls cascades down the rocky side in layers, so it is hard to realize that it is a 135-foot waterfall. |
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Then the two RV Gypsies walked back up to the road and over the bridge to see the falls from the left bank. |
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The two RV Gypsies also viewed High Falls from the Old Powerhouse Overlook. |
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The two RV Gypsies stopped for dinner at El Tejado Mexican Restaurant 310 Cabaniss Road, Forsyth, Georgia. The food and service was good. There was a cute "flower pot man" sitting outside of the restaurant. |
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