I know there isn’t a lot to see in this photo, but that is what I want you to see. This is the mist from Victoria Falls. It was amazing to see firsthand and hopefully this gives you an idea.
Travel Photo of the Day (Feb. 16)
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Wow, that’s amazing!! The mist is so heavy, you can’t even tell there is a waterfall in there somewhere. I guess you wouldn’t want to get too close with a camera would you? I have thoroughly enjoyed your waterfall pictures this week – they are so beautiful and yet incredibly powerful at the same time. You are very fortunate to have had that experience, that’s for sure!! 🙂
It was hard at some points to see anything besides the mist. I’m so happy that you’ve like the pictures. This is one of my favorite memories when I visited Zambia. I feel extremely lucky to have been there.
Oh, no TBM, there’s much to see! You can see the mysitcal clouds and Trees, wonderful one.
Regards
xandi
Thanks Xandi…I’m glad it worked and you can see what isn’t seen.
haha, great TBM, but really love the mystic 😉
🙂
I remember this…and thank you for reminding me of it…
It is hard to forget once you’ve seen it.
I just stood there for hours …mezmerised.
Now I really want to go back!
Lovely mist! It is very thick, and looks like fog.
Yes! It is a little spooky in spots, but still oh so beautiful.
Is the sound thunderous?
Yes, the falls are called Mosi-oa-Tunya locally, which means “Smoke That Thunders.” You chose the perfect word!
The mist seems so thick!
It was! I was amazed by it.
I climbed/hiked Grouse Mountain while I was in Vancouver – only to find nothing but this kind of mist once we were on top. Nice, huh? 🙂
I’ve never been to Vancouver but I’ll try to remember that. Fortunately for me, I didn’t have to hike much to see this mist.