Waterfall Crossword Clue Novels & Stories

The waterfall was surrounded by high hilly rocks and a field of pinkish shrubs clouded the air with a sweet scent. Roy looked around the place and felt an unknown tug towards the pool of water at the bottom of the waterfall. The fog evaporating from the pool of water made the grasses near the banks―look crystalline with residues of dew drops. Roy stepped forward and met with a mysterious sight. On the bank, was standing another figure in white robes and the figure's light shaded hair dripped with water―as if the person just took a dip.

I reveal, a spark of anticipation igniting in my eyes. Richard's eyebrows shot up in surprise, intrigued by my choice. "A hidden waterfall, huh? That sounds like quite the adventure,” he remarks, nodding approvingly. “What makes it so special?” I grin, eager to share my excitement. “It's secluded, peaceful, and absolutely breathtaking. The water cascades down from the rocks, forming a crystal-clear pool at the base. It's like stepping into another world, away from the chaos of pack life,” I explain, my voice filled with wonder.

Not yet. “Oh… Wow.” The cavern was enormous. My headlamp couldn’t find the ceiling. It couldn’t find the far walls, either. The beam just faded off into darkness and drifting mist, and out of that darkness, from somewhere impossibly high above, fell the water. A waterfall. Mist rolled off of it in slow clouds. The sound was deafening and beautiful, an enormous column of silver liquid cascading down from an unseen place above, as if poured by the Moon Goddess’s hand herself.

The crystal-clear waters glimmered in the moonlight, creating a shimmering curtain that whispered of ancient legends and forgotten tales waiting to be unraveled. Standing at the base of the waterfall, Theo and Axel felt the spray of the dancing droplets on their skin, a touch of magic that connected them to the heartbeat of the dream world. The sound of rushing water was a soothing lullaby that wrapped them in a cocoon of tranquility and peace.

I should be proud that our baby is a fast learner and feels that she can be free in a world that is so divided. We reach the pool that the waterfall connects to. I stand back for a moment, to take in the wonderous beautify that she is. The waterfall begins at a cliff that has to be at least a few hundred feet tall, and water cascades down with an elegant force. A rainbow is reflected among the base of the waterfall where the water splashes into the pool spraying droplets into the surrounding area. I’m still standing with my head turned up trying to capture in the full size, when I see Arthur take off running into the pool.

After about an hours hike, Cammie stops, “I can hear water” Robin smiles, “follow me” He grabs hold of her hand and leads her to a spot where there’s an opening in the ground and in that opening is a mini waterfall with water rushing down and cascading onto the rocks below, before disappearing into the ground. “Where does it come from? Where does it go?”

Only that to admit such would also mean admitting that this is the right decision, no matter how hurtful it is. Harper walked faster so this time, she’s the one leading their duo. Grandma Laura was only giving the directions for her to follow. With their bags and the little child, they look like a small group of travelers. Alas, they have arrived. The sound of the crashing waterfall woke the little child. It gave a small yawn as it awakened. Harper squinted her eyes as she looked up the waterfall. “This is Colossus Waterfall.” – Grandma Laura said “A waterfall deserving of the name.”

Chapter 50: Not Even Death ~ Willow ~ I felt excited as Brax, and I drifted out from underneath the forested area that covered the river. Not because our adventure was over, but because now we were floating through the mouth of a cave. The sound of rushing water was getting louder. Brax slid our tiny boat up onto a sandbar that was conveniently located near the edge of the cave, then he helped me out. The river was becoming more rapid, and the sound of rushing water echoed off the cave walls. I knew this meant a waterfall was near. A smile was plastered to my face as we walked hand in hand along the sandbar. I grew more eager with each step we took and soon misting water was tickling my chee

He had to manually locate it. Suddenly, Zephyr heard the sound of rushing water — loud and powerful — much like a tiger’s roar. ‘That must be a waterfall!’ Zephyr thought excitedly. He quickly rushed towards its source. After about 10 minutes, he finally arrived before the waterfall. Zephyr raised his head to gaze upon the water, observing it’s windiness, comparing its shape and flow to that of a dragon.

~ Willow ~ I felt excited as Brax, and I drifted out from underneath the forested area that covered the river. Not because our adventure was over, but because now we were floating through the mouth of a cave. The sound of rushing water was getting louder. Brax slid our tiny boat up onto a sandbar that was conveniently located near the edge of the cave, then he helped me out. The river was becoming more rapid, and the sound of rushing water echoed off the cave walls. I knew this meant a waterfall was near. A smile was plastered to my face as we walked hand in hand along the sandbar. I grew more eager with each step we took and soon misting water was tickling my cheeks. The full moon drew atte