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    Autumn at Ohiopyle Falls

    DateMonday, November 8, 2010 at 7:35 PM

    Ok I admit it. After just one non-waterfall post, I'm back at it again.  Pennsylvania has an abundant supply of surface water and a very hilly topography.  Add that together and you can find lots of waterfalls in the state.  I have visited Ohiopyle State park several times this year and I find something new each time.  Ohiopyle is thought to have been derived from the American Indian word ohiopehhla which means white frothy water.  

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