Last week, my husband and I went to the west side of our State and spent the day seeing some of the sights and picking up lots of wonderful peaches.
Here is a picture from the waterfalls at Rifle Falls, CO.
It was a treat to see the gush of continuous water up close and personal. I just kept wondering where all this water was coming from.
I certainly didn't see any snow on the mountain tops this time of year.
Is there just a big spicket at the top that shoots it out?
I love the sounds of rushing water. So relaxing and serene
Belinda Spillman
Aurora, CO
HI Belinda -- nicely captured. Okay, how about some photos of peaches?
Belinda Spillman
Aurora, CO
Pat Starnes-Front Gate...
Brandon, MS
Love the picture Belinda! It would be like the Hunger Games if you walked to the top and found a big spicket:)
Thanks for sharing this beautiful scene! Have a great week
Sybil Campbell
Fernandina Beach, FL
Belinda Spillman
Aurora, CO
That looks like a great spot. I have never been. Maybe we will put it on the list for my next visit.
Belinda Spillman
Aurora, CO
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
I do love waterfalls. Are you up to your ears in peaches? 
Belinda Spillman
Aurora, CO
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
Belinda that is interesting - is there a spring fed lake up on top?
Belinda Spillman
Aurora, CO
Pat Starnes-Front Gate...
Brandon, MS
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
Hi Belinda - I was there years ago and it looked like that, so whatever it is, there's lots of it. Nice trip!
Belinda Spillman
Aurora, CO
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
Wow Belinda,
What a great photo! I love falls and these are especially beautiful, Thank you for sharing your trip...I am waiting to hear about your peach jam. A
Belinda Spillman
Aurora, CO
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
Good morning Belinda - that is such a beautiful scene. Glad you had a chance to get away and enjoy it.
Belinda Spillman
Aurora, CO
Thank you very much for sharing your experience and your photograph.
Belinda Spillman
Aurora, CO
As the name implies, there is a rifleman standing guard at the top of the cliff ensuring the spigot remains open, thus Rifle Falls.
Brenda Whitman, Live i...
Laramie, WY
Belinda Spillman
Aurora, CO
Such a beautiful place, I could likely relax there for hours seeing that view and listening to the water!
Belinda Spillman
Aurora, CO
Hi Belinda,
Beautiful picture. There must be a very high water table or underground reservoir coming off the mountain to create the falls. Our Oak Creek runs all year long because of an underground lake that has about 75 years of water storage under Flagstaff.
Hi Belinda! Colorado is such a big state and I'm always amazed at how different the northwestern side is from the front range area - which is where I spend most of my "Colorado" time.
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