Summey Cove, Pisgah National Forest

Now for the twist. The ride was to be about seven miles more or less on the bike. We take the Explorer all the way up to within three tenths of a mile of the falls. Probably a good thing since it was open to vehicle traffic and the road was barely wide enough for the Explorer to pass, so meeting up with another vehicle on such a narrow road on a bike could have been interesting to say the least. But all in all, a good trip even if the bikes didn't get off the roof rack.
Court House Falls drop about sixty feet into a wide round pool at the bottom. Always the prospector, while we were there I wondered could there be gold hiding under the surface of the water. I forgot the gold pans and left them back at home, so panning without a pan becomes digging for gold. So I scrape around on the bottom with my hands and sift through it as best I can to see what might be down there. Garnets! Lots of them! It's not gold but still pretty

Court House Falls is in the Pisgah National Forest near Brevard, North Carolina about six miles off of the Blueridge Parkway on highway 215.
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