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Because Dartmoor essentially consists of impervious granite the water either sits on the surface (hence much of Dartmoor is boggy) or drains off in a series of streams and rivers. This stream is near Merrivale and flows to the south where it joins the River Walkham. It flows through a culvert under the B3357, which is just behind the camera. Several tors can be seen in the distance. Many of the water courses on Dartmoor are man-made and known as leats. One of the largest, dating from the 18th century, was used to bring drinking water to Devonport while others were used to provide water for use in mines and quarries.
The water was really coming out of the Bridalveil from our recent storm. I really wanted to get a picture of the waterfall from the lookout area, but I didn't make it. The last 30 feet of the pathway was solid ice. After seeing a few people slide on their butts back down the hill, I decided my rear end wanted to stay dry and not bruised, so I turned around and went back down the hill.
I went back by the stream and took some pictures at this location. The fast moving water made for an interesting look to the stream. I put on a couple of filters and liked the look of this shot.
The track of an inchoate stream is unmistakable. Rushing water cuts scallops, dips and meanders as it runs over surface of sandstone. A much larger stream is to the right; they have a confluence lower and to the right. These drain into the canyon created by Keg Spring.
Keg Knoll, near the Labyrinth Canyon Wilderness
Todays walk took us past this small stream at the bottom of the hill behind our home. We have to keep our dogs on their leads or they would be into it in a flash!
This is a photo of a stream flowing across Clam Harbour Beach, with the reflection of trees in the wet sand.
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Flying over the Nef Glacier in a door off helicopter the long thin bright blue run-off stream flowing down glacier, caught my eye. Parque National Laguna San Rafael, Aysen, Patagonia, Chile. Just another sign of the melting and retraction of the glaciers.
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I like the glints, patterns, and textures of the ripples and bubbles in Sabino Canyon Stream.
These were captured from the first bridge over the lower stream during the Sabino Canyon Nature Walk of February 10th, 2016.
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It takes a STRONG fish to swim against the current.
Only the dead ones go with the flow.
(John Crowe)
Life is a Rainbow - violet
PSP**** Prise SurPrise!! - contrast
7 Days with Flickr - Wednesday: macro or close up
Weekly Theme Challenge - three of something
(photo by Freya)
I found a little waterfall today, I'll return after some rain. I think I'll need to shoot from the other side of the stream after heavy rain.
I needed an image with streaming light in a forest for a compositing project so went out this morning and found one.
A long exposure above the zelkova tree-lined avenue of Harajuku by night.
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