As I contemplated writing this week s A Little Salt column I was prepared to report to you, dear reader, that back when I could hold a camera steady enough to
I am rapidly becoming an expert in falls.
If given a choice my expertise would be in the area of waterfalls. Ideally I would know all there is to know about waterfalls â where they are all located around the globe, which are the tallest, which are the widest, which are the easiest to access, which are the most difficult to reach, when is the best time of day to view them and last, but certainly not least, which are the most photogenic.
Yes indeed I wish I had all that information rattling around inside of my balding head that I could access at a moment s notice as I planned a vacation that would enable me to witness one or more of them. Unfortunately, such is not the case. The type of falls about which I seem to be rapidly gaining knowledge are those that involve an individual going from an upright position to one sprawled on the floor.