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October 22, 2014 at 10:37 am

You Know It’s Windy When Waterfalls are Being Blown Upwards

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On 21 October 2014, storm force winds battered northern England’s Derbyshire Peak District, near Hayfield. The River Kinder is observed being stopped in its tracks as it is blown back up onto Kinder Scout Plateau at the point where it would normally cascade 80 ft down the Kinder Downfall.

 

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