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Ann
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Roaring cataracts after torrential rains
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November 04, 2023, 03:02:38 »
This is usually a small babbling brook and the canal (built at a higher elevation) does not normally overflow into the brook.
Just testing the restored Galleries (for which, many thanks!)
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The power of rain! The rapid movement is very well captured. Very nice
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Very nice Ann!
The brute force of the water is very well juxtaposed against the peaceful tranquility of the autumn colours
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November 08, 2023, 02:13:01 »
Erik and Hans, thank you for your very kind comments.
Here is another shot which I took a few miles further away on the same morning:
These waterfalls are usually reduced to the merest trickle but the heavy rainstorm provided a different display.
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