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The River Tees tumbles over the cascades at Whorlton in late spring sunshine. It is extremely low at the moment, many areas of rock which are normally under water along the line of the cascade are now visible.
3-shot vertical format panorama.
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Woodland bursting into leaf at Whorlton in spring sunshine. The Teesdale Way long distance footpath runs through this woodland.
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A panoramic view of the River Tees at Whorlton. Strong January sunshine highlights the river cascading over the rocks and the bare oak woods. The Teesdale Way long distance footpath passes through the woodland on the far side riverbank.
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The River Tees at Whorlton in strong December sunshine under a cloudless deep blue sky. The Teesdale Way long distance footpath passes through the woods on the far side.
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The River Tees tumbles over the cascades at Whorlton in strong autumn sunshine under a cloudless deep blue sky.
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A very swollen River Tees at Whorlton after heavy rain from Storm Ashley the previous day, 20 October
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Autumn colours starting to form in the wooded riverbank at Whorlton
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A bright patch on the River Tees at Whorlton as the overnight low cloud and mist starts to break and lift.
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The River Tees sparkles and tumbles over these cascades at Whorlton, Teesdale, in very strong spring sunshine under a cloudless deep blue sky.
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A considerably swollen River Tees has almost made the cascades disappear. Taken 1 November in probably the only sunny spell seen for a week!
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Autumn hues just starting to appear on the wooded riverbanks and a swollen River Tees thundering over the cascades at Whorlton.
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Your favourite view again Jenni!
A flat calm River Tees creates perfect reflections in this view upstream from Wycliffe towards Whorlton bridge in the distance in strong spring sunshine under a cloudless deep blue sky..
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Autumn colours forming in the wooded riverbank on the River Tees at Whorlton.
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Autumn colours forming in the wooded banks of the River Tees at Wycliffe, looking upstream towards Whorlton Bridge in the distance.
Your favourite view again Jenni!
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The wooded riverbank at Whorlton, Teesdale bursting into life and briefly highlighted by a patch of sunshine. Stacked Pano
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A view of the River Tees looking upstream from the south bank at Whorlton.
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Whorlton Bridge taken from the south riverbank in early spring. The bridge is currently closed to all users. More information at durham.gov.uk/whorltonbridge
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The River Tees sparkles over the cascades at Whorlton in very strong early spring sunshine under a cloudless blue sky
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The foreground debris in this shot reveals the height the river reached a few weeks ago. My viewpoint is about 3 to 4 metres above the normal river level.
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The River Tees tumbles over these cascades at Whorlton in very strong early spring sunshine under a cloudless deep blue sky. The Teesdale Way long distance footpath runs through the woods on the far side.