A Walk in the Park

Nice afternoon, temp in the mid-30's, sun in and out of the clouds and the snow starting to melt.
Walking up the Taughannock gorge every so often there was the sound of rocks and gravel falling from the cliff faces. Twice, while standing on the footbridge by the falls, I was startled by an explosive crack!, followed by the sound of some bigger pieces of rock and ice rattling down the steep slope. Remarkably difficult to pinpoint the actual site of origin, although I did see a few pieces on their way down. Those signs that say "Do Not Go Beyond This Point" are offering good advice.