Discover the Force of Nature

Advantages: Beautiful places to visit
Disadvantages: None

...High Force and also Low Force Waterfalls are places I have visited many times over the years. Situated in Middleton-in-Teesdale, not far from both Raby or Barnard Castle, the waterfalls are a great place to visit for a day out, or as part of a drive through the stunning countryside in the area. High Force is without a doubt one of the most impressive waterfalls in England. The River Tees has been plunging into this gorge for thousands of years, but the rocks it reveals are even older, and date back over 300 million years! You will find High Force located along the B6277, 4 miles from Middleton-in -Teesdale. It is well signposted, just follow the brown tourist signs. You will come to a car park where you will be charged £2.00 to park your car. You then take the woodland walk, which will take you to the waterfall. Admissions prices to...

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Review of High Force Waterfall

Bullet the Blue Sky

Advantages: Comparatively easy, a fine viewpoint
Disadvantages: Not a place to seek solitude

...the wild boar) is an irascible little peak 1755ft in height, just south of Killarney. Shagged with trees and sporting a fine waterfall at its base, it squats like a watchdog over the town's eponymous Lakes, providing both a literal and metaphorical gateway to the higher peaks of County Kerry. Directions Leave Killarney on the N71 towards Kenmare: this is the start of the fabled 'Ring Of Kerry', one of the world's great drives on the right sort of day (that being 'nice weather, out of season'). If you're 'in season', be aware that you'll be driving against the flow of tourist-laden coach-delivered Death, but this won't present a problem if you're only going as far as Torc. (It's beyond Torc that the road starts getting interesting, with its cavernous potholes, vast subsidence and Last-Stop-Before-The-Next-Life narrow blind corners...

greenierexyboy 18.12.2008 (19.12.2008) · Read review
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Review of Torc Mountain and Waterfall

Falling for Wales

Advantages: Beautiful scenery, great fun for the kids, lovely walks, magnificent falls.
Disadvantages: Not always doggy friendly. A bit steep to get to the first waterfall. No hook-ups

...~~ Nantcol Waterfalls ~~ We had a lovely week away camping in North Wales; it's what we call our Doggy holiday as we take the dogs to the seaside. This year we took Chloe our 4 year old Golden Retriever and we left Jessie the puppy with our daughter. At the beginning of the week I popped into information and picked up loads of tourist leaflets and the one for Nantcol Waterfalls caught my eye and it was Dog friendly, a bonus. The leaflet told me that the natural waterfalls are on privately owned farmland which has beautiful woodland and falls. The owners have created four different walks and opened the land to the public at a small charge. Not only do they have these walks, they also hire out holiday cottages and a static caravan and they allow camping on site too. Before I tell you about our experience here, I will tell you...

arnoldhenryrufus 09.06.2006 · Read review
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Review of Nantcol Waterfalls

High Force - The Highest Waterfall in the UK

Advantages: The highest waterfall in the UK
Disadvantages: Not much else to do there

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StereoMike1983 02.05.2006 · Read review
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Ingleton Waterfalls Walk

Advantages: Nice scenery, a gentle introduction to the outdoors
Disadvantages: Is having to walk a bit a disadvantage?

...I have a thing for waterfalls. Not quite as big as my thing for mountains, it must be said, but when it comes to the power and chaotic design of nature, they are one of the most gorgeous expressions. Nestling in the folds of the Yorkshire Dales is England's pre-eminent waterfalls walk (very easily found by the copious signposts off the A65 between Kirkby Lonsdale and Settle). There are other, (sometimes substantially) larger cataracts elsewhere (some, in fact, within reasonable driving distance of Ingleton), but nowhere with quite such an extensive collection. The walk covers 4.5 miles on clear paths, very well (and quite sensitively) maintained, with about 600ft of ascent (none of it particularly steep, and much of it stepped). Purists such as I might have the slight feeling that this is a bit of a Diet Coke Break excursion into...

greenierexyboy 01.11.2007 · Read review
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Review of Ingleton (England)

Water. Water. Everywhere...

Advantages: A natural wonder worthy of the title
Disadvantages: Not for motorway dwellers

..., the whole rhyme smacks of being the product of a Victorian day trip around a bit of North Wales, which it most likely is. But with the Pistyll Rhaeadr, the author was onto something. What? Where? Formalities first: pronounce it 'Pist-ith rye-adder'. 'Pistyll' technically translates as the spout of a waterfall: 'Rhaeadr' means waterfall...such tautological japery is only to be expected in the land of Max Boyce and actresses who marry actors 400 years older than them. Let's say it's 'spring of the waterfall' in English for argument's sake. So, obviously it's a waterfall then. Falling a total of 240ft, the falls are (depending on definition, of which more later) the highest in England and Wales. Pistyll Rhaeadr is situated quite close to the Wales/England divide, on the border between the counties of Clwyd and Powys: as such...

greenierexyboy 17.05.2008 · Read review
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Review of Pistyll Rhaeadr Waterfall, Wales

Another dose of water and excessive gravity...

Advantages: A huge and beautiful cascade
Disadvantages: Inaccessible...hence the 'mere' four stars

...of the tiny hamlet of Unapool, the fjord-esque inlet of Loch a' Chairn Bhain constricts to the straits at Kylesku, before splitting into two similar arms: Loch Glendhu and its southern counterpart, Loch Glencoul. As the latter reaches south-east, into the mountains, it becomes the bay of Loch Beag, into which debouches the considerable river of the Abhainn an Loch Bhig. This drains a dramatic glacial valley, and roaring down from its south-western lip over the cliffs of Leitir Dhubh is a prodigious plume of white water: the Eas a'Chual Aluinn (or Eas Coul Aulin, to give the slightly Anglicised version). At 660ft high this 'splendid waterfall of Coul' is comfortably the tallest in the British Isles. Opinions differ as to how the falls were formed. Some say that a local maiden threw herself over the cliff trying to escape a forced marriage, her...

greenierexyboy 07.06.2008 · Read review
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Review of Eas a'Chual Aluinn Waterfall, Assynt, Scotland

A millpond of calm, with a waterfall

Advantages: Stunning
Disadvantages: None

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Galadriel1010 15.04.2008 · Read review
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Review of Reflections - Ed Alleyne-Johnson

golden rich waterfalls of caramel...

Advantages: tastes so good
Disadvantages: don't eat too often due to overweight problems

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Review of Cadbury Dairy Milk with Caramel Centre

It really is a waterfall experience

Advantages: shiny, soft sweet smelling hair
Disadvantages: none

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cleanfreakmama 07.06.2007 · Read review
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