The Waterfall Collector
What is it about waterfalls that fascinate us? After all, it's just water flowing over rocks. Why do we feel compelled to visit them over and over again. They are all unique, each one is different. Why do we find them enchanting, romantic and even mysterious? These photos are a few of my favourites. More will be added, as and when I take them. Suggestions for more to visit will be most welcome.
Catrigg Force
This waterfall is reached by a 15 minute walk (uphill) from the little village of Stainforth, in Ribblesdale.
The word force or foss is of Norwegian origin and illustrates the penetration of the vikings into the North-West, where it is a common word for a waterfall. This fall leaps 60 feet in two steps into a deep pool.
The word force or foss is of Norwegian origin and illustrates the penetration of the vikings into the North-West, where it is a common word for a waterfall. This fall leaps 60 feet in two steps into a deep pool.
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Date:
28/09/08
Location:
Stainforth, Ribblesdale, Yorkshire Dales
Photographer:
Stephen Dutch