Arbirlot is a village in Angus, about two miles west of Arbroath. We stopped there on a trip north as we had read about the scenic waterfall on the burn there, the Elliot Water:-

The waterfall lies just below the road bridge over the burn:-

We weren’t the only ones there. A couple of people had picked their way across the burn and a family was having a good time by the waterside:-

I made two videos of the waterfall:-

There is a further waterfall on the Ceres Burn at Kemback, a bit upriver of the village. There has been some sort of man-made interference with the flow of the burn though with a stone projection at its centre:-

Video 1:-

Video 2:-

Thsi one is on the Ceres Burn which runs through the village:-

Closer view but through trees:-

Video. It looked like goats that were in that small compound near the waterfall:-

This waterfall at Kemback is to the left of the Community Hall:-

Reverse View:-

Video:-

Video reverse view. The building in the background is the Community Hall:-

The waterfall goes into a gully that goes underneath the road and into the Ceres Burn:-

Video:-

The fjords in Norway are festooned with waterfalls. This one in Aurlandsfjord was the first thing I saw when I looked out the porthole on the morning we arrived to visit Flåm. I dubbed it “our” waterfall. Click on picture to get to video:-

This moving sculpture was on the dockside at Flåm. Again click on it:-

This is the Bokkefossen, the waterfall we didn’t manage to climb up to, in a photo taken from the road:-

Earlier I’d shot a video:-

A later photo, taken on way back to Flåm, showing the waterfall’s higher portions:-