Waterfall stop on the sealed road if watershed mountains are going protected - still pull over
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Ioan Leominster•229 rep4
We had a waterfall pull-over on the sealed road on the way out. If watershed mountain land is going protected, still stop, or drive past and keep to town water.
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Still pull over if that stop is already a public roadside view and it is not taped. A future gazette of Forest hectares is not a ban on every waterfall photo. Do not invent that a named fall just closed.
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Amara Nezone•221 rep3
We would still stop for ten minutes. Skip only if a Forest officer or a cone is actually there.
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Rhys Brecon•208 rep2
Keep it short and stay on the sealed shoulder. No bushwhack into the water-source timber.
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