Just like most waterfalls, this example has luscious ferns and bright green leaves surrounding the descent, clinging on to the surrounding walls of stone. In this case, though, the torrent of water often runs dry and, even when it flows, it cannot be seen.
Another set from my wander around the docks at Kennedy Quay, Cork.
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but the ferns are looking pretty cool 😉
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Cheers Joshi, I have to agree with you on your observation. 😃
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Clearly this waterfall has seen a long and storied history of rainfall and torrents! Beautiful.
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Totally, and I am glad you like it. It just grabbed my eye. MM 🍀
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