The centrerpiece of McArthur Burney Falls Memorial State Park in Northern California is Burney Falls. The two main streams you see in the center of the photo is from Burney Creek, while the rest of the waterfalls you see here are from springs emerging from the cliff face. Some 100 million gallons of water flow from this waterfall every day. It creates quite a spectacle.
Since this cliff face is pretty much north-facing, it almost never gets direct sunlight, but the mist from the waterfall can catch the rays and produce rainbows during special times of the day. Here Bob was able to capture a double rainbow in the mist.
Remember, it's not just a picture, it's a story.
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