Four Waterfalls Walk

~it looks spectacular!good pics Sid!

Thanks Arlene - glad you liked it :-)

Wow Sid what a beautiful series of photos. Any one of them would be proud of but to see them in sequence like this - stunning . Can hear that sound as you follow this blog - well done .

Stunning Walk thanks for letting me tag along Sarah :)X

Ystradfellte

Sid, I still have difficulties in your beginnings. Mine usually end there.But your endings up are much like my own. Plant differences aside. I think I like your your scenerio more.

Now, guess which picture I liked most: The ending of course.

Thank you.

fantastic looking place, great photos

great blog. love the pics. wales is souch a great place to live. i havent been up that way for years. thanks for reminding me how lovely it is.

Hi Sid , thanks for the memory i,ve done that walk twice ,
it,s especially magical when the sun shines over the falls and creates rainbows I,ll never forget that sight ,

I would like to be doing it now :0)

Fantastic photos.
Brilliant blog.
Sid ~ well done with this one.
Excellent.
Merry Christmas and Happy 2009 to you and Birtie
from Terratoonie, Conker and Crocus. xxx

Thanks Mr (or Mrs?) Bb - glad you like my pictures :-) You would like this walk - lots of interesting bird-life. My camera sadly not quite up to the job of capturing them tho.

Jac - your welcome :-)

Herb - not quite sure what you mean (I'm being a bit slow I expect) what do you mean you have difficulties in my beginnings?! What scenario? If you mean Ystradfellte - it's a Welsh place-name and therefore the Y sounds like an i, but maybe one of our Welsh members can tell you the proper way to pronounce the various names in my blog better than I could :-)

Thanks Irish & Sandra :-)

Amy - It really was a gloomy old day - I bet with the sun out and the rainbows, it's even more spectacular. Maybe I'll go back in the summer :-) Did I get the pictures in the right order?!

TT - Very Merry Christmas to you too - and of course Conker and Crocus - from me and Birtie-birts :-)

What a beautiful area for walking, Sid! I think the 'scrambling upwards' bit would be too much for me, but the flat bits I could do - no probs!
We spent holidays in Wales years ago - not sure whether we visited this area.

Lovely photos - thanks, Sid.

What a brill place, i'd love to walk round there perhaps i'd have to walk on the flat places, but those water falls are so lovely.

I know that area. It's beautiful. Thanks for showing the photos. I hope you dried off.

As far as I can remember Sid , I loved being behind the waterfall ........ :0)

Really enjoyed this Sid....thanks so much for sharing it with us.....I would love to visit this area and try this walk, the waterfalls are amazing!

Wondeful, Sid! Now, can I have a hot towel to dry off, and a mug of hot chocolate (with cream and marshmallows)?
Also, thanks for identifying the Little Dipper, which have seen so much of here recently, but was unsure as to what it was.

How lovely Sid, and what great photos. Things like this really cheer up a gloomy slippery-pavement December..
Thanks for posting this blog, it's great!
I've only just come back to surf around GOY again in my break at work after quite a lot of busy mad days with all the churchnschool pre-Christmas doings.

Waterfalls always make me smile cos husband wanted to propose in a similar walk-behind one while he was living in New York State, then chickened out... luckily there were plenty more beautiful ones in State Parks and he managed it eventually : ))

Merry Christmas to you.

Thanks Sid for your blog / pictures. I thought the waterfalls and the photographer looked great - far more interesting than the waterfall on my blog. You had to drive to South Wales to undertake your walk and take your photos. Your photos are so good I feel I don’t have to go now to enjoy these views. Thank you.

Barbara - not many flat bits I'm afraid! Killed my knees...!!

Hywell - I did dry off eventually

back later to finish this off....!!

Sid....what a beautiful walk...the placement of people for scale was great in allowing me to "picture" the grandeur.

Right. Back again. Sorry about that folks, there was a sudden emergency at work and I had to get off here a bit sudden! Anyway,

Glad you enjoyed the walk Amy, Jane and David.

David - we were absolutely shattered by the time we got home - we had big mugs of sweet tea (tho the hot choc with mashmallows would have been a very welcome substitute!) then once Sandra had gone home I had a long soak in a hot bath - still acked in the morning tho!

Weeding - glad you liked it - NOW I see where your facination with waterfalls comes from!! Lovely romantic hubby you've got there :-)

Gardeningfriend - awww shux thanks!

Skippy - thanks :-)

Hi - I'm back for another visit to this favourite blog.

same here.
Why do wagtails wag their tails? What is point?
I think I feel a GARDENING QUESTION coming on.

Maybe they have a tiny dynamo at the base of their tails that they have to keep wound up by wagging?

Hi Sid and Weeding - The wagtail question and answer seems to have stopped keyboards wagging last February. I have been here waiting to see members' answers for the last nine months. No wonder I get wound up about sad neglected blogs. The wagtails are keeping the reason a secret so nobody knows the reason. Many have speculated, it is nearly as big a mystery as why this blog has got so few likes. Perhaps it was because the author was a bit wet.

Sid, I'm so glad that GF mentioned this blog, otherwise I would not have known it was here. These falls are incredible. Good job presenting them! I would love to see them in person.