Thanks Nigel.

I'm sure there are some good shots to be had. The path is about two miles from end to end and can be heavy going in places depending on fitness etc. In my mind I can see shots I perhaps should have taken and others I should have made a bit better job of. hindsight is a wonderful thing and were I to go back it would be earlier in the day, mid-week, and spend a little longer at possible sites. Definitely not forgetting the Cream Tea at the end in the Carriages Tea Room, something to look forward to

A different view with some boring boulders

Thanks for all the constructive comments. I don't think I'll be going back there for a while, my knees are still giving me gyp

Here is a cropped version.
RH cropped, Top cropped so top of waterfall is on the third, Base cropped off first boulder.

This is the first waterfall on route to the main one. Just trying to get started with LR5/PE8 so C&C's welcome

I hope you realize you've disillusioned a lot of people

A good enjoyable set. I particularly liked #1 which gave me a "I wonder what will happen if I turn this" moment

I really like #1, #3 and #5 although I think I would have been please to have taken any of them. Well Done

Well I have the same hair style so an easy mistake to make. If I'd had the WG-10 I would have asked him to test it under water

I did realize that. For the same reason I waited until a family with children and dogs left before taking images at another part of this location and eventually catching up to them again at the "pool" where I again waited "My Turn". I spoke to both the swimmer and his partner who was taking photos on her phone and they were quite friendly, if my camera hadn't been set (filters on) for long exposure I would have offered them copies of any photos in which they could have been clearly recognized.

The image was posted as a bit of fun as I doubt anyone could positively recognize the person involved.