Finding a fascinating place in this amazing world we live in happens to me with some regularity, partly because I'm a curious person. I don't remember where I discovered that this place exists, but I'm glad I did.
The place is St. Nectan's Waterfall, located in the peninsula of Cornwall, and very adjacent to Tintagel, which has a legendary connection to King Arthur's Camelot. It's also close to Merlin's Cave, right near Tintagel. (I have to note the interesting place names down the coast from Tintagel; Tregatta, Treknow, Trebarwith, and Treligga.)
Like I do with lighthouses, here's a locator map.
It's powerfully photogenic; the waterfall descends a slope behind a small natural bridge (actually, more like a natural window). I'm providing a couple of pictures and a video.
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