I visited Lake Catherine State Park Saturday. As far as I know, it is home to the waterfall closest to Little Rock. It’s not tall but it is close. Bridal Veil Falls in Heber Springs is probably second. Anyway this is on a 2 mile loop trail that officially contains 3 vistas that I didn’t notice.
Here are the falls as seen in the 1800s.
Saturday evening I left the house to shoot the sunset from the observation deck at the Pinnacle Mountain State Park Visitor’s Center. It soon became apparent that I left the house about 5 minutes too late so I stopped on that spot on Highway 300 that provides this view. This was the last few minutes of direct sunlight.
I decided to drive to the Ouachita National Forest Sunday but on the way, I noticed that Lake Maumelle was very foggy. Sometimes too foggy. By the time I got to the end of the lake, I decided to change plans and shoot the fog while it lasted. It didn’t last long.
First, I shot a curve in the Maumelle River.
Then, just to show how dense the fog could be.
After the fog dissipated, I found this dew laden spider web.
