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Scaleber Force waterfall, Yorkshire Dales National Park - UK
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High Force is a waterfall on the River Tees, near Middleton-in-Teesdale, Teesdale, England. The waterfall is within the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and European Geopark.
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The beautifully idyllic twin cascade of Colwith Force in the Lake District. There was just enough water in to show the power of the falls without having too much spray. I also had the pleasure of watching two Grey Wagtails travelling up and down the beck with food to feed their chicks which were in a nest located just above the waterfall.
Depressingly, my DJI Mavic mini is terrible in low light. No problem though. just crank up the grain and make it look like a Monet painting.
What started out as a day of architectural photography ended up being a day of avoiding the mist and fog that shrouded Manchester and the Pennines. We ended up on the Yorkshire Dales near the village of Settle, dressed completely in the wrong clothing and footwear for clambering down slippery hillsides to get to waterfalls.
Of all the falls I've been to in England, Scotland and New York State, this has to be my favorite of them all so far.
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A tall waterfall, though unfortunately with little flow due to the dry weather, passed on the climb up Whernside.
Thornton Force falls over 14 metres, where the water has cut through the Limestone and dropped onto the sandstone rocks below. The heavy rainfall in 1816 meant that the river was high and the water would of been gushing over the rocks into the pool below.
Hardraw Force is the longest single drop waterfall in England at 100ft (30m), not counting subterranean waterfalls. Seen during a spell of dry weather, it's a lot more impressive after heavy rain.