A Trip to Golitha Falls
Last week I took a little drive to Golitha Falls, an hour’s drive or so away. It’s not a big waterfall, but a series of tiny dinky little waterfalls. And I use the word “waterfall” lightly.
Here are some photos from my trip.
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That looks very peaceful and lovely. I would have likely sat down with a book and not moved for several hours. 🙂
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It was peaceful, and I only saw a couple of other people the whole time I was there. I didn’t take a book this time, but it was my first time there and I’m always a bit nervous when I drive somewhere alone for the first time.
It was lovely, though! I only even heard about the place a couple of months ago and it’s almost on my doorstep.
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Beautiful…
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It is. Now I know where it is I’ll plan a bit better next time, proper walking shoes and so on.
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How lovely. Looks like a good foot-dipping stream 🙂 If it isn’t already too cold. It snowed in Canada already. I’m worried we are next.
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It was quite a warm day – a bit of a last-minute summer – so I doubt the water was all that cold.
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Looks like a poet paradise.
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You could certainly get plenty of inspiration there.
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What a glorious place. It would be a perfect place to set up a tent for a week or so. You could write some great stories there 🙂
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It would be a lovely quiet place to camp out!
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So peaceful looking. I love the sound those sorts of streams make.
Ellespetbh
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There was all sorts of gurgling and rushing water sounds.
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it looks like a wonderful place to spend a day and the water seems to fresh and clean. got fishes or stream critters in there? 🙂
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It mentioned somewhere that there was fishing there. I saw a couple of ripples from fish jumping as well.
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Ali, It looks like the kind of stream to go wading in. I agree with the other comments. I looks lovely and very peaceful. I could almost heat the birds singing and the water gurgling. It looks so clean and well landscaped. 🙂 —Susan
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It is the sort of place where you could just sit there with your feet in the water, eating a picnic maybe.
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Often the best places to visit are only round the corner! It looks lovely, my kind of place that 🙂
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Living in Cornwall it’s surprising the number of places which are “just around the corner”! I often just think “cliffs” or “beaches” but there’s plenty of moorland as well I tend to forget about.
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Are you sure you took these photos???
There are no dead bodies.
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It was a bit disappointing.
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Beautiful nevertheless.
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A lovely place to visit. I would not be surprised if this would become a favourite of yours
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It could well. It’s a bit of a drive, but worth it.
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Beautiful. Die for hiking or camping site. What. You didn’t take food? I always take snacks.
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I’m not much of a snacker to be honest. It was a bit of an exploratory mission as well – I wasn’t sure if I was even going to be able to find the place!
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How incredible! Quiet paths with water nearby are my favorite places to wander around! Can’t beat that!!
~ Andrea ❤
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That’s high on my list of favourites too! You can’t beat the bubble of a little stream (the River Fowey actually, in this case).
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