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Romania, Bulgaria and Serbia: An Extravaganza of Color and Class.

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All photographs were taken on the way to or return from the many peaks we've been fortunate to reach. Commencement of Serbia's Siljak, Rtanj, a large prominence for that country. One of many reasons we visited Eastern Europe for a second time this year included enjoying a second autumn in the mountains with the additional advantage of colorful visuals. We arrived in Romania too early to see the effect of the cooler weather although it improved the longer we remained in the country. Bulgaria, visited subsequently, began to show the effects of the change of seasons and Serbia, our final return to the country on this trip, closing in on the end of October, showed how the system works. Some of the scenes and colors have been nothing short of, picture or painting, perfect. Any distortions are solely the fault of the photographers. Bulgaria. Fortress in Sokobanja, Serbia. Early stage of incline, a view of a village through the trees. Almost haunting...a...

Waterfalls, a look at some fascinating cascades, by country.

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Let the water flow; let it cleanse our bodies; let it purify our thoughts...perhaps the last idea is too ambitious. Gullfoss, Iceland. Howick Falls, Kwa-Zulu Natal, South Africa. Slovenia. Routeburne, New Zealand. Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland. Iguazu, Argentina. New Zealand. Plitvice Lakes, Croatia. Chamonix, France. Barenschutzklamm, Austria. World's second highest, Tugela, South Africa. Gevarne, France. An interesting flow in Romania. More Iceland. Multiple cascades at Godafoss. Tunnels Falls, Oregon ('Barry Jahn's hangout'.) Kolob Canyon, Utah. More Argentina. More from Milford, New Zealand. One more from Iceland, Selfoss. Cheers, Jenni and Jeffrey