A photo slideshow of Golitha Falls

Golitha Falls
© Estelle May (view gallery)
The most peaceful place to be on a hot, busy bank holiday. Unfortunately just after I took this I fell over and broke my arm but I still go back.

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Falls
© Barbara Whiteman (view gallery)

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Looks like more rocks than river.
© Peter Evans (view gallery)

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A bend in the river.
© Peter Evans (view gallery)

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Falls
© Barbara Whiteman (view gallery)
Trout river

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Looking narrow here.
© Peter Evans (view gallery)

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Small stream feeding into the river Fowey.
© Peter Evans (view gallery)

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Just another fallen tree.
© Peter Evans (view gallery)

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Golitha Falls in spring
© Hilary Hoad (view gallery)

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A riverside walk.
© Peter Evans (view gallery)

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Golitha Falls, Draynes, Cornwall
© Hilary Hoad (view gallery)
The tree-filled gorge around the falls has an almost magical quality.

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Trout River
© Barbara Whiteman (view gallery)

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Golitha Falls, near Dobwalls, Cornwall
© Hilary Hoad (view gallery)

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Path by the side of the river.
© Peter Evans (view gallery)

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The river falling over the rocks.
© Peter Evans (view gallery)

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Trees overhanging the river.
© Peter Evans (view gallery)

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Falls
© Barbara Whiteman (view gallery)

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Roots taking over the path.
© Peter Evans (view gallery)

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Falls
© Barbara Whiteman (view gallery)

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Although the river is small, it is fast moving.
© Peter Evans (view gallery)

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Just an old tree stump.
© Peter Evans (view gallery)

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Fast flowing over the rocks.
© Peter Evans (view gallery)

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Water nymph
© Peter Reddick (view gallery)

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More rocks, less water.
© Peter Evans (view gallery)

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Golitha Falls.
© Peter Reddick (view gallery)

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Falls
© Barbara Whiteman (view gallery)
Trout river

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Rushing through boulders.
© Peter Evans (view gallery)

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Falls
© Barbara Whiteman (view gallery)

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Falls
© Barbara Whiteman (view gallery)

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The fallen tree.
© Peter Evans (view gallery)

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Between the trees.
© Peter Evans (view gallery)

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The river Fowey, running down to Golitha falls near St Neot, Bodmin Moor. Cornwall. September 2006.
© Peter Evans (view gallery)

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The upper reaches of the River Fowey.
© Peter Evans (view gallery)
The River Fowey starts life as a small stream before heading down to the sea.

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Golitha Falls, Draynes, Cornwall
© Hilary Hoad (view gallery)
Dark and mysterious in summer shade, the falls are said to take on a different feel in the autumn when the leaves turn gold and start to fall.

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Golitha Falls, Cornwall
© Hilary Hoad (view gallery)
This is the quieter end of the falls. A magical place in summer when the trees close above your head, in spring the light can still sparkle down to the water, and the mood is quite different.

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