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River Quaggy or Kyde brook at Crofton Kent

Dancers on stage at Comicon Expo May 2015

This impressive house stands above the river Balder which is a tributary of the Tees

Near Hayfield, Peak District, Derbyshire

Closer front view.

This 10 metre waterfall is on Shields Beck which flows off Bail Hill and is where it tumbles into the disused Banklands quarry near Mickleton in Teesdale. The "quarry" is now used as Trap shooting Centre and for grazing sheep. It can be clearly seen from the minor road which goes from Mickleton over Bail Hill to Baldersdale. It does need to be seen after a reasonable amount of rain otherwise it is dry.

R'N'B FACE OFF.

  

WHO WINS?

  

Big Hair, Finger Wagging, Hip Shakin, Lighters Aloft, Jumpin Jumpin...

  

The Divas DEMAND that you dance.

  

DJAVE will be playing Mariah/Whitney/Janet/Diana, right through to Rihanna/Yolandi/Kelis/Beyoncé - we'll have a wrestle at the end, to decide who wins.

  

Anyone in a Tiara/Crown WILL be made a fuss of.

  

£5 entry.

  

8pm - 1am.

White Rose Movement - Live at Riffs 'n' Bips

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Northern motorway, Dairy Flat, Nr Auckland 14th Dec 2020

Spur of the moment decision to visit Askrigg, unfortunately not much water in the streams.

On the walk to these falls I noticed that they were called Millgill Foss (sign in Askrigg), Millgill Force (footpath sign) and later they were called Millgill Falls on another footpath sign!

Location: Lagoon, Amwaj Islands

 

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The Falls of Shin & Salmon Leap

 

When the glaciers melted after the last Ice Age in the UK, the Highland landscape was formed, creating valleys and lochs. Erosion by debris, boulders and gravel led to the formation of the River Shin and the spectacular waterfalls. The River Shin is one of the great salmon rivers in Scotland and is one of the rivers, including that of the Cassley and Carron that run into the River Oykel. The surrounding area consists of many hills and a large number of streams and burns bring water down to form the river. The water appears slightly brown due to the peaty soil. The water in the River Shin is fresh water and is superbly clean, the perfect conditions for the Atlantic salmon and other fish such as trout that require a constant flow of fresh water.

 

The Falls of Shin are a natural feature of the River Shin, next to the visitor centre. Visitors each year can watch Atlantic Salmon battle to return to their place of birth to spawn the next salmon generation

 

Loch Kindar, which boasts at least one crannog, is very popular with anglers who sit peacefully in little boats, chilling out in a piscine sort of way.

 

Tenuous link: artificial palm tree ---> artificial island

Photographed from Phoenix Bridge, Wakefield Road.

Love the way the long exposure on the water makes the rocks look as if they have been added after!

River Erme above Ivybridge

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