[Responsibility2nd]

No Comment. Actually, I have comments. I do.

But I'll use some restraint and just leave the obvious unspoken.

[muir_redwoods]

Maybe the state should have put up a fence or something...

Oh, wait...

[Sir Napsalot]

Rail or no rail, they were IN the water (25 ft from the edge), laughing, playing, taking photos, etc.

There is NO warning against that.

[happilymarriedmom]

It’s that mentality some people have that they can do whatever they want because the rules don’t apply to them. They must be special in a way the rest of us aren’t because they say to themselves, “it doesn’t mean ME”! I’m overly sensitive to these kind of people I suppose because I always follow the rules (well, most of the time) and get laughed at because I’m a goody goody and I need to loosen up!

[Carlucci]

Wonder if they were trying to emulate the Devil’s Pool.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uu5nlu4IBN8&feature=related

[Exit148]

Maybe a sign listing how many people have been swept over and died?

[liberalh8ter]

Are the signs in Spanish? If not, I smell a big, fat lawsuit.

[Outlaw Woman]

Can't fix STUPID

No need to read the article; the headline says it all..

[BraveMan]

Well, they did have a spectacular view of the falls for a few seconds . . .

[SJackson]

If you’d like to be on or off this Outdoors/Rural/wildlife/hunting list please FR mail me. And ping me is you see articles of interest. Not limited to midwest

[EternalVigilance]

I blame a lot of this stuff on the fact that these people watch too darned much television. They’re out of touch with the fact that when they get out in the real, natural world, they’re in an unforgiving environment. You make a foolish mistake and you’re dead. You’re not Wile E. Coyote, ready to stand up after a five hundred foot fall to resume the chase.