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Note the photographer having a paddle ! "Force" is local dialect for "falls" and does not refer to the power or flow of the river, hence these are the higher (upstream) falls on the upper river Tees.
The village of Garrigill is located approximately 5 miles from Alston and just to the east of it there is a deep gorge and the impressive tumbling Ashgill Burn.
Ashgill Force is the main waterfall located directly below an arched road bridge. The waterfall has a 50ft drop and it is possible to walk behind it due to the erosion of the rocks.
Aira Force is a beautiful waterfall set amongst ancient woodland and landscaped glades. The main force falls 70 feet from below a stone footbridge and is on land owned by the National Trust.
Ullswater, Cumbria, Lake District
Royal Air Force Boeing C17 Globemaster III backtracking to the 05 end of the main to depart from RAF Lossiemouth, Scotland.
The Canadian Air Force - Goose Squadron comes in to land on Bartley Reservoir SW Birmingham UK - 28-11-24
Swedish Air Force
(Historic Flight)
Saab SK-35C Draken SE-DXP about to get airborne from Prestwick Airport
The Lockheed C-130 Hercules is an American four-engine turboprop military transport aircraft designed and built by Lockheed (now Lockheed Martin). Capable of using unprepared runways for takeoffs and landings, the C-130 was originally designed as a troop, medevac, and cargo transport aircraft.
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C-130H Identical to the Echo variant but with more powerful Allison T56-A-15 turboprop engines. Introduced in Jun. 1974 with 308 ordered.
Italian Air Force C27 Spartan arriving at RAF Fairford to take part in the Royal International Air Tattoo 2022.
Royal Air Force No.12 Squadron Blackburn (Hawker-Siddeley) Buccaneer S.2 XX900 in the static park at the RAF Mildenhall 'Air Fete' in May 1993
Designed in the 1950's for the Royal Navy's Fleet Air Arm, the 'Bucc' was a shipboard bomber designed to carry a nuclear weapon at wave top level to strike at the heart of the enemy by skimming across the sea undetected by radar
Once the Navy retired their last steam-catapult equipped Aircraft carrier - HMS Ark Royal, the Buccaneers were transferred to the RAF which reluctantly accepted their 'Naval' legacy but in the end the 'Flying Banana' worked it's way into the latter's hearts being used as a highly effective target designator during the first Gulf War
Re-photographed from a poor 35mm Kodak Transparency
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Sunset was a bit of a none event at Low Force waterfalls in Teesdale.However it was great to be out in gods country walking off a large family bbq from lunch time with my daughter Hannah.
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A shot of Low Force, taken on a low tripod with my Leica X. See more images of my time around the upper teesdale area in my article at Macfilos.
Shot on Leica X, post processed in Luminar.
I love going to "new" waterfalls, the sound and the first glimpse, through the trees is fantastic. Then comes the fun of trying to find the best angles. Scaleber Force is about a hundred yards away from a road and easy to access, down a path, it's probably the most beautiful cascade I've ever visited, did I mention the Midges though?!
FEMME FORCE! Superhero defenders of the near-future city of Neo-Sydney! Tempest, princess of an underwater land. Can transform her body into fluids, and control waves. Cannot, contrary to popular belief, talk to fish. Femme Force member most likely to hog the bathtub.
Photo taken at 2019-XS/Drune. Visit here: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Ravine/123/102/54
My first visit to High Force in Teesdale. I've been to Low Force before but never made it to its big brother, so to speak but I'm glad we did this time as there was plenty of water cascading over and despite a good number of other visitors there was still plenty of room to view without obstruction.
In 'Explore', 2022.10.03
Rollei SL66SE, Carl Zeiss Planar 80mm f/2.8, 81C filter, Ektachrome EC100, film self-processed, 60mm slide digitised by photographing on a light pad, digital processing in Lightroom.
For the shot on colour film, stepping a few metres to the right was advantageous, I thought. Composition in colour is a significantly different art from composition in monochrome.
Stainforth Force flowing powerfully after a deluge of summer rain in the south of the Yorkshire Dales. All the images I'd seen of this waterfall beforehand made it look rather underwhelming in all honesty, so I had fairly low expectations for capturing anything from my early morning visit. How wrong I was, the waterfall was actually pretty damn impressive! With this wide angle shot I wanted to capture as much as the flowing water thundering its way over the rocks as I could, whilst including the lovely bridge over the river in the backdrop.
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