The power of water falling the work of the ice. Lower Aysgarth falls in the Yorkshire dale park. 
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When big sky's, meet rolling countryside. When nature meets the spiritual offerings of humankind. When nature turns and water flows once more. Please respect the copyright of the photographer.
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- Learning to view the world anew and share the things I see. Each day is a new step on old paths revisited. So guess that makes me just one more passenger on this planet of ours.
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- standing out in style.
- of snow and wind blasting the landscape.
- awaiting the next snow fall
- still standing
- the last roost
- disappearing into the clouds
- under the eye of the watcher.
- Yew tree tarn just looking wonderful
- surviving the force, yet one day, they too will f...
- Disappearing into the distance
- Slowly being eaten away
- constrained by physics and energy.
- The reflective pool of calm before the storm
- the church over the middle fall.
- slowly the river bites back into the rock.
- Not a big hollywood star in site...
- The middle falls at Aysgarth
- The bridge over the upper falls.
- Dance of the white horses.
- Upper falls as the river's power is unleashed.
- The power of water falling the work of the ice. ...
- A pastel backdrop of mountains.
- Views of a fantasy world or just nature being bet...
- Broken only by the ice and a passing breeze, the...
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