High Force is the probably the most impressive English waterfall, particularly when the river is full as here, though its 21m/66ft isn't the longest drop.

Of course, it's quite tiny in comparison to falls such as Niagara, Dettifoss, Schaffhausen etc but it still makes a lot of noise and is pretty scary at the point at which it plunges!

ISO deliberately cranked up to 2000 to allow me to use a fast shutter speed to capture its turbulence and power on a dingy afternoon.

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Not the easiest of waterfalls to locate, but thanks to a local farmer I found it!

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A second shot of the lovely Low Force falls on the River Tees. The brownness of the water is derived from the peaty upland area through which the river passes on its way to the North Sea just beyond Middlesbrough.

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Corby's Letch falls looking & sounding very full after days of rain (now thankfully behind us, it seems).
"Letch" has a second, much more wholesome, meaning in Northumberland: a stream or a pool found in boggy land, and there's been bog a'plenty over winter and what is passing off as spring.
Click below to see the falls looking less full but possibly more graceful.
Dec 2018: flic.kr/p/PLFkBK
Jan 2021: flic.kr/p/2ku9uqz

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This time looking upstream from the bridge (the downstream version from 2020 is below).
In both instances I was waiting for 10am and the opening of the Bridge End Mill shop which sells a great range of tablet and fudge 😄
Killin time 2020
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