Hi Guess This one

[callwild]

Hi there
Just got round to joining the forum so I'll start with another guess the river as way of saying hello.http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/ff203/callwild/IMGP2230.jpg
Hope that works.
Steve Ed & Chris keep quiet!!
Stuart

[callwild]

Can't seem to get image to load.
any Ideas why not?
stu

[chris foster]

Hi Stuart

Try these steps Jon wrote in an earlier post

Good Luck
Chris

Register with photobucket.com
To upload an image click on MY ALBUM
Click on browse, along side the one of the upload boxes and find the image you wish to upload.
Click the big UPLOAD button and wait for it to do it's thing.

Your picture is now stored on Photobucket!

Next we need to get it from Photobucket to your post. So....

Below the upload box see your uploaded image album
Below each picture there is 4 boxes with code in them
The last one is IMG Code... this is the one we need to use on the forum
Click in the IMG Code and it will copy it (yellow box springs out saying copied)
If you paste this code into your post on our forum the picture will appear in your post in the position you post the code in your text.

You will find that the standard image size that photobucket produces is massive so:

before you copy the IMG Code click on edit above the image and then on resize image above the top left corner of your image. Select 480 x 640 and photobucket will resize the image. Then just copy the IMG Code and paste it into your post again!

See, I told you it was simple..... once you've done it, it's easy!
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[callwild]

Cheers Chris
I usually use fotopic, but that doesn't seem to work so will try photobucket account.
Stuart

[Liam Kirkham]

Hello Stuart,

www.imageshack.us is good aswell no registering or faff.

[callwild]

Thanks guys.
Got there with photobucket now.
You can have a guess now.
Stu

[Liam Kirkham]

That is a toughie. Can we narrow it down?

I get the feeling it could be Lancashire/Yorkshire?

[callwild]

It's the Lakes.
You'll have to explore more of those becks!!
Stuart

[Liam Kirkham]

When Im bloody get my arse into gear andpass my test you wont be able to stop me.

Any more photos of the same beck?

Guess. Cunsey?

[callwild]

This should give it away
http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/ff203/callwild/IMGP2237.jpg
Poke determined to find a line!
Stu

[steve ed]

Stu you are mean !

im giving a clue out

its may have only had 1 descent and is north lakes

[ned]

The falls are Lodore falls, borrowdale. I Think its watendleth beck? Is the first pic above or below the falls?
Where is the pic of poke running it ;-)?

[robbeale]

Your kidding, he actually ran it?? I've looked at those and always wondered who would be insane enough! Would love to see photos!

[steve ed]

the first pics above the falls

and we all ran the falls but the camera wasnt working (honest)

[ned]

http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/ff203/callwild/IMGP2237.jpg
Fantasy lines;
Middle fall - double boof left with left blade each time to give right hand boat angle on constricted exit.
Bottom fall - boof off flake (left blade again) then work back left to miss the tree.
Then your good, all the way to the tea shop! (probably go for fruit cake myself)

[callwild]

I think Richards description was just how I remember it, and the camera wasn't working properly after my test swim of the middle gorge.
Just caught the end of one run though.
http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/ff203/callwild/IMGP2242.jpg

or was it more like running away!!
http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/ff203/callwild/IMGP2236.jpg

[Gav]

I'd say Watendlath, then lodore falls...How did you find the first drop up by the farm, looks guarded by a rock and quite difficult.

Gav

[callwild]

The first falls by the farm would go in slightly lower water than we had. A narrow twisting drop into a sumped pot then a rocky drop. In the flows we had all the water spurted into a cliff so we portaged.
Long flat valley section leads to 3 short gorges through the woods to top of Lodore falls. The final gorge was followed by a nasty fall with a big haystack which we also portaged. Again this may go in slightly less water. Lodore Falls are long mean and complicated. A few falls at the top may go but then getting out would be very awkward. A small weir marks the last feasable egress. From the bottom of the falls there is only a hundred metres of easy water past the hotel to Derwent water.

[Poke]

Hi there
Just got round to joining the forum so I'll start with another guess the river as way of saying hello.

Hope that works.
Steve Ed & Chris keep quiet!!
Stuart

Looking at that first photo I had no idea... and I was on the trip!
The later photo helped remind me though.

That last 5m drop is certainly runnable, but finding somewhere to put in for it would be tricky to say the least. The two-tier drop above that may get padded enough in high water (from a walk up there in low water it looks truly nasty and sumpy), but then everything would be so mentally fast there'd be no way I'd go anywhere near it!