The mystery pipe
This is the most interesting part of the falls for me because of my obsession with unusual infrastructure. Frankly I can't even tell if this is an influent or effluent pipe, or what the tank and pipe on top are used for. One thing that is quite unusual is the "no trespassing" sign posted on the pipe itself (and some nearby rocks). The land on the other side of the falls is indeed private property, it's just strange that they went through the trouble of posting the sign on the pipe itself. Then again, people probably try to climb out on the pipe. I know I wanted to.
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Barberville Falls in Fall
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