Traveling further down the coast, we were starting to see more trees and hills. We all wanted to see a waterfall so we headed towards a town on the map that said "waterfall" more like water-fail. After stopping into the restaurant near the sign we found out that there was currently construction happening and we would not be able to see it. While I am still unsure of what kind of major construction can be done to a waterfall we kept driving to another town and another site. By the time we got there it was getting dark but we were able to make it to the base of the waterfall and after sitting in a hot car all day it felt nice to wade into the swimming hole. David, being the adventurous pirate that he is, climbed up the huge rock that is in the picture and slid down on the water. It looked like a lot of fun so we all followed sliding down what David refers to as "the world's oldest water slide" I'm not sure about that but it was still exciting. It started to get dark and the noises coming from the woods was enough to make us hurry back to the vans.