East Falls Kids Hoodies

The Falls

Beautiful design featuring an illustration of the Niagara Falls. This colorful shirt features a natural design and is perfect for gifting or just everyday wear. Great for kids and adults alike.

American Pie

East Great Falls Lacrosse

East Great Falls Lacrosse

Funny East Great Falls Lacrosse

Funny East Great Falls Lacrosse

American Pie Parody of Nirvana's album cover.

The Hen Hole is a gorge cut into the hillside surrounding the College Valley in Northumberland, England. It is said that you can still get "snow eggs" in summer, as the sun never reaches into the bottom of the gorge. Running down through the gorge is the College Burn, tumbling as a series of waterfalls.

This East Great Falls High School t-shirt is as cozy as warm apple pie. Students, alumni and American Pie movie fans can wear this tee to show off their Trailblazer pride.

Inspired by a shirt in American Pie.

Purling Brook Falls in Springbrook National Park just west of the Gold Coast of Queensland, Australia. Photographed with a Canon 400D. I love the orange colour in the cliffs & the contrast with the orange tips of the new growth on the gum trees. Bottom centre is the track that leads to the base of the falls. On large view you can see people near the top of the falls. *Feature* Artist's Universe, May 2012.

WNY is for the Western New Yorker who loves sports in Buffalo, Rochester, Niagara Falls, Olean, Orchard Park, Letchworth, Tonawanda, Amherst, East Aurora, Ellicottville, Fredonia and Williamsville

The license plates of West Virginia combined into one! This design makes it clear which state you are proud to call home!

Inspired by a jersey in American Pie.

After tropical cyclone Marcia came through south east Queensland, dumping more than 200mm in parts, I had the urge to drive into the Gold Coast hinterland and check out the waterfalls. They did not disappoint (even in the pouring rain)! This view of Purlingbrook Falls, in Springbrook National Park, was unreal. I couldn't believe the sheer amount of water plummeting off the cliff! This was as close as anyone could get as well since the rest of the track was closed due to flooding from Purling Brook!

Queen Mary Falls rushes over a cliff near Killarney, Queensland. It's a bit of a long trek from Brisbane but it's worth it, especially if you combine visiting these falls with a few others in the area.

Box Log Falls, in Lamington National Park and a short hike from O'Reilly's Rainforest Retreat. It was so different to my previous visit, when it had so little water in it that it was two small parallel falls instead of this cascade. That meant the water was a lot higher too, so my feet got very wet in the process of finding this spot. Luckily they were already very wet from a number of other creek crossings so it didn't really matter!

Jesmond Dene is located on the outskirts of Newcastle Upon Tyne City Centre. Through the dene flows a small river known as Ouseburn. The dene itself is in a narrow valley with steep sides enclosing it. The Ouseburn flows to meet the River Tyne. The name Jesmond means mouth of the Ouseburn. Within the dene are a number of water features - ponds, weirs, rapids and waterfalls, all created by Lord Armstrong in order to bring a sense of movement to the Ouseburn. Canon 5D Mk3 24 - 105 l series lens

The newest feature of Cave Creek Falls in Springbrook's Natural Bridge is this log, which wedged itself in the falls in late 2012 and has been there ever since. It adds an extra dimension to the falls, especially when there is less water in them during the winter months.

Natural Bridge is a favourite of photographers across South East Queensland. This difficult-to-shoot scene, found in the Natural Bridge section of Springbrook National Park, is part of a very short bushwalk through the area, which takes you along Cave Creek, into the cave, and then up and over it. It's best seen when there has been a lot of recent rainfall; otherwise, it can slow to a faint trickle.

Natural Bridge is a favourite of photographers across South East Queensland. This difficult-to-shoot scene, found in the Natural Bridge section of Springbrook National Park, is part of a very short bushwalk through the area, which takes you along Cave Creek, into the cave, and then up and over it. It's best seen when there has been a lot of recent rainfall; otherwise, it can slow to a faint trickle.

The gorgeous Lip Falls near Beechmont. I always want to stay much longer here, partially because the water is such a nice temperature to stand in as I take photos, and partially because I am doing my best to avoid the steep staircase that leads out of here!

Elabana Falls is one of the most photographed waterfalls in Lamington National Park, and with good reason. Not only is it only a 3km hike from the O'Reilly's Rainforest Resort (even though we took the long way and took 8km to get there), but it's also ridiculously photogenic!

The Three Sisters is one of a series of waterfalls that flow through the Hen Hole - a gorge in the hillside that surrounds The College Valley in Northumberland, England. Canon 5D MKiii 24-105mm L series Lens

A slightly different angle on the normal shot of Natural Bridge in Springbrook National Park. While I love the view from inside the cave, it's hard to do different compositions, whereas the view from the outside looking in provides quite a few different options.

Cave Creek Falls at Natural Bridge in Springbrook National Park. This is one of the more scenic waterfalls in the south east Queensland area, and it's been made even moreso by the addition of the log, which fell down the creek into the cave and wedged itself there nearly 2 years ago.

This is a wonderful woodland walk, which follows the Hareshaw Dene up to The Linn, a 30-ft waterfall. (Linn is the old English for waterfall). During the first part of the walk you pass through the spoil heaps of the iron works before entering the woodland section which has been enjoyed by the locals since the end of the 19th century. A wide range of fauna and wildlife is around you all the time, so it is certainly not a walk to be rushed.

Ugandan Safari

Two of the smaller waterfalls that make up Elabana Falls in Queensland's Lamington National Park. It was surprisingly easy to clamber up to this point…although getting down would have been a lot easier if I hadn't had camera gear. That said, I don't think I would have wanted to go for a swim in these cold waters!

Looking up at the massive Queen Mary Falls and feeling completely dwarfed by nature.

What a massive difference this was. Six months ago I visited this exact spot in Springbrook National Park and struggled to capture any movement at all in the water above Twin Falls. After the remnants of tropical cyclone Marcia passed through, the stream was in flood and the rush of water was hard to believe!

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A tiny set of cascades downstream of Serenity Falls in Buderim, on Queensland's Sunshine Coast.

A Giraffe in Uganda's Murchison Falls National Park

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