Thursday, November 18, 2010
Purple Waterfall Wood
On the way to Grants Pass, OR, we drive through the small hamlet of Kerbyville. The first few times through, we noticed this wood carving place with a giant wooden waterfall with purple water. We finally stopped so that Darcy could see the purple waterfall up close and discovered that it is home to some amazing craftspeople. There are four or five tree houses to climb, some multiple stories tall, there are wooden bicycles and tricycles, wooden swings, wooden cars hanging from trees. It's a very fun place to stop for a leg-stretch.
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What makes the water purple? Sounds pretty. Loving her dress, too. She looks like a little fairy.
I love love love this. I want to go to Purple Waterfall Wood and see a giant tree house !
Are these older pictures? Her hair is so short and I think it's November there, too, isn't it?
The water is purple through some type of intense dye. It's recirculated, so they're not letting it escape into the wild.
They are older pics! From some trip this summer when the interior was very, very warm.
If you [definition of "you": any family or friend reading this] come visit us, we'll take you to the purple waterfall!
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