Falling Foss (i) by spen66

Photography • Landscape • posted on Oct 15, 2008

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Description

Decided to go out last weekend and get some photos of Falling Foss in the North Yorkshire Moors. Although a popular attraction along with May Beck, it is a difficult, long and muddy walk/scramble to get to the bottom of the falls and not many venture this far. The main advantage of being at bottom is that you have a very good chance of getting them to yourself and you have plenty of time to take some pictures. Some rain had fallen the days before but obviously not enough, but at least the fall was in half-flow! Just a smattering of leaves on the floor from the surrounding trees to give a little colour and that autumn feel. Thanks for viewing and any comments. ©RAS Photos