Passionate about photography... A daily photo blog to showcase some of my favourite pictures from my growing portfolio. Landscape, Macro, Black and White, Travel and Street photography.
Tuesday, 21 November 2017
All Stacked Up
The River Tees winds it's way towards the sea near Redcar, starting 85 miles away on Cross Fell in the Pennines.
In places it is a gentle slow flowing river but in others it forms cascades and waterfalls as it carves it's way coastwards.
The picture I have chosen for today is an example of the type of rock it has to negotiate along its journey. I like the structure of this cliff with the layers of rock laid long ago and gradually worn away by the force of water.
Labels:
Erosion,
Geology,
High Force,
River Tees,
Strata
Location:
Forest-in-Teesdale DL12 0XH, UK
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