Waterfalls appears to be set ablaze like a cascade of volcanic lava. the phenomenon occurs when the setting sun illuminates horse tail fall giving the water a reddish, orange glow as it flows over the slide of the summit. it only happens during years that have adequate rain or snowfall. even in the winter, you may not get it. it was first recorded in 1973. and in the decade since, the firefall has drawn a growing number of photographers. quite a sight, huh? park officials estimate there s only enough water to keep this year s firefall flowing until this friday. even then, the neon glow is only visible at dusk for two minutes a day. means look now my friends. the so-called firefall gone in a flash. it s in season until friday.
I was strong before weight watchers, but i m stronger with it. i believe because it works. if you want it, you got it join for free. weight watchers points plus 2012. because it works. i m in new york. you are wherever you are right now. none of us are here other than a devoted flock of nature lovers. photographers laying in wait to catch a fleeting glance of the great american spectacle that is a firefall. this is what happens at sunset exclusively in mid-winter, mid-february, when the weather and the angle of the sun is just right. one of yosemite s less famous