I was waiting for a period of heavy rain followed by sunny weather to visit this waterfall. My thinking was, heavy rain would make it look more spectacular and sun would give good photos. I didn’t quite get it right. It had rained, but not much and the sun came out ten minutes after I’d been photographing. It didn’t matter, I enjoyed myself. Being the Easter Saturday, meant I wasn’t alone! How clever of God to give us bands of hard and soft rocks so that we get beautiful waterfalls like this one!
My next stop was Greystoke. I’d met a patient in hospital who lived there and sang it’s praises. They were right; with it’s own school, post office, church and a couple of shops, plus pubs, it is a thriving village. I discovered the cyclist’s cafe. Well worth a visit, even without a bike.
Next I needed to take some photos in Sebergham. I got lost trying to find the hamlet and twice ended up in a farmyard. I refuse to have a Satnav; I’d rather get lost without it.
Carol, the Easter explorer