Journey Into Flume Gorge

My family went to Flume Gorge, up in the  Franconia Notch State Park of New Hampshire. It’s one of the coolest gorges, with walls 70-90 feet high in places, and a nature trail that continues through the mountain forest, past a waterfall and across a covered bridge. There’s something magical about the place, when you’re standing there on the boardwalk with a steep stream running past you and walls of ancient rock rising up on either side of you. It’s like stepping into another world for a moment. And so I’d like to share that moment with you through the pictures I took.

As a writer, pictures immediately start me thinking of story ideas, and let my imagination run wild, so perhaps a few ideas can come from these?

I wanted to add some music to give this post atmosphere, so if you’d like to listen to the youtube video below while you scroll through the photos, Autumn Forest is a beautiful, mysterious soundtrack. Adrian Von Ziegler is a talented artist and has many Celtic songs on youtube that I often listen to. This song is 20 min. but you’d never realize it with the way the music changes and progresses; it never stays the same.
(Click on any image for a closer look. Enjoy!)

 

The Flume Gorge

This tree had a dug out knothole, and growing inside it was this mushroom. I’d like to imagine it being the room of a fairy, with the mushroom used for a glowing lamp at night. 🙂

Venturing through this forest has made me wonder if, indeed, Ents are living among us without us knowing. Take note of the way they seem to be walking or reaching with arms and legs…

I hope you enjoyed this journey into Flume Gorge with me. See you next time!

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