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Waterfalls

Waterfalls

Since the typical Cumbrian weather returned.

There was no point wishing for those long, clear blue days of lock down.

Instead I wandered out to find waterfalls.

Ingleton waterfalls walk being somewhere I’ve been going to since

I was bribed with an ice cream ‘at the top of the hill’.

Similar arrangements were made between myself and my son.

The ice cream van is still there to provide suitable ammunition for enthusiastic parents and reluctant offspring.

Thornton Force

Thornton Force

There was a lot of water

Beezely Falls

Beezely Falls

And time to play with shutter speeds and try to decide, slow?

Beezely Falls

Beezely Falls

Or fast?

Snow Falls

Snow Falls

This is kind of in between and perhaps the one I like best.

Waterfall

Waterfall on Potter Tarn

Then a potter over to a local hill where I came across another waterfall I’d not see before.  Not so impressive, but pretty.

Cautley Spout

Cautley Spout

Then there is Cautley Spout.  With its full drop of 175m.

Dropping down a narrow gap into nothingness

Cautley Spout

Cautley Spout

With a small addition above

Cautley Spout

Cautley Spout

Walking up the stream the source seams somewhat benign.

source of Cautley Spout

Source of Cautley Spout

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