Tree Photograph - Golitha Falls #4 by Carl Whitfield

Golitha Falls #4 is a photograph by Carl Whitfield which was uploaded on January 2nd, 2011.

Golitha Falls #4

Pronounced 'Goleetha', Golitha Falls is an area of woodland occupying a steep sided valley gorge, with the River Fowey flowing through it in a series... more

by Carl Whitfield

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Golitha Falls #4

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Carl Whitfield

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Description

Pronounced 'Goleetha', Golitha Falls is an area of woodland occupying a steep sided valley gorge, with the River Fowey flowing through it in a series of spectacular cascades and waterfalls. Golitha Falls is situated on the southern edge of Bodmin Moor in Cornwall, the reserve consists of mainly Oak Ash and Beech trees which line the river and is an even more attractive setting during the colourful season of Autumn. The word 'Golitha' derives from the Cornish word for obstruction.

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January 2nd, 2011