Natural Bridge, VA

Right after Chapel Hill we headed straight to Natural Bridge Virginia. I had never heard of it but it is actually one of the natural wonders of the new world. It was really neat.
The bridge was right at the bottom of the hill but there were quite a few things past it. They told us there was a lace waterfall at the end of the trail and that it was only 3 quarters of a mile away so we thought for sure we would like to see it. Here we are crossing a bridge. It was so beautiful and peaceful along the trail.
This is Saltpeter Cave. We weren't aloud to go in it, nor would I want to!
This here is called the Lost River. You could hear the water sound but you couldn't see it. Still til this day they can't find the origin or outlet to that river. They have even done experiments like dying the water a different color and they can't find them. That is why it is called the Lost River...
So finally we make it to the end of the trail and to the Lace Falls which we both agreed was well over 3 quarters of a mile. People kept turning around because they were too tired but not us, we pushed forward, pregnant and all. It ended up being a little bit of water trickling over some rocks. I guess it looked like Lace. You can barely see it in the backgroung of our picture. It was still a good walk and we really enjoyed the scenery! We really enjoyed the Natural Bridge! We were there around 6:00PM so the weather was perfect and the sun was behind all the trees. Virginia is a pretty place!