It looks like a dam to control water flow between the lake and the small river at Yorba Linda Regional Park
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Yorba Linda Regional Park
We visited California in April this year and will be posting images from there.
Yorba Regional Park in Anaheim is a forested paradise with fishing lakes. Feels like Yorba Linda, but actually in Anaheim. This thin, linear park is just over a mile long but offers casual biking opportunities, a riverside equestrian trail, beautiful water features, and amenities galore.
Artistic Silhouette
Savannah Westin Hotel
Historic Building on River Street
Savannah’s riverfront has been at the center of its history since the city was founded in 1733. Now, River Street offers a pleasant promenade along the river, taking in the historic buildings and the view over the water and Hutchinson Island. Many aspects of Savannah’s history can still be seen in the buildings and monuments along River Street.
A Pair of Swans
Shadows on the Walkway
Water Staircase
Aysgarth Falls are a triple flight of waterfalls, surrounded by woodland and farmland, carved out by the River Ure over an almost one-mile stretch on its descent to mid-Wensleydale in the Yorkshire Dales of England, near the village of Aysgarth. One could see the natural formation of “stairs” for water to flow through the river.

Clear Water Stone Designs
There are stone random designs at the bottom of a river, but clear water reveals such. What a glorious sight!

Sunset at Talmadge Bridge Savannah
Captured the sunset at the Talmadge Memorial Bridge, a bridge spanning the Savannah River between downtown Savannah, Georgia, and Hutchinson Island.

Royal Gorge Bridge – Colorado
The Royal Gorge is a 1,200 foot canyon on the Arkansas River, forming a 10-mile long gorge. The Royal Gorge Bridge is suspended 1,053 feet above the river, making Royal Gorge Bridge & Park the ideal place for scenic views

Lighted Arched Bridge in Minneapolis
The Lowry Avenue Bridge at the Lowry Avenue crossing of the Mississippi River in Minneapolis has multi-color lights to illuminate the arches. The bridge normally displays blue lights but is lit in other colors for certain holidays and events.

A Bridge Framing a Bridge
The arch in the front bridge frames a bridge in the background on Mississippi river in Minneapolis creating an interesting image.

Just Out of the Water
Captured a dog just coming out of the river in North Carolina

An Unusual Sight
While it is usual to see sail and motor boats on the river by Southport, North Carolina, it was very unusual to spot a tug boat hauling a home on the water!



Transport Ship
The ferry crossing between Southport and Fort Fisher also offers sighting of large transport ships on the river.

Boats near Old Dee Bridge
River Dee is 70 miles long and stretches through Wales and Chester. On the bank of the river is the ‘Groves’, a paved promenade complete with bandstand, cafés, restaurants and public houses. Chester’s River Dee has phenomenal wildlife and all sorts of activities from river cruises, kayaking, canoeing, nature spotting tours, stand up paddleboarding, white water rafting and boats for hire.

Pools of Water
Walking on the banks along the Lower Asygarth Falls one can see water captured in shallow rocky formations when the level in the river has fallen. There are also beautiful designs in the foam and stagnant water on the sides of River Ure.


Stalactite Art
The cathedral sized main chamber at Poole’s Cavern, England is carved from limestone by an ancient river. Walking through the cavern reveals nature’s artwork formed by stalactites of various sizes and shapes.

Lendal Bridge and Tower
Lendal Bridge was the second of the three modern road bridges built over the River Ouse at York (the first being Ouse Bridge which has existed since as early as the ninth century). The bridge replaced an earlier ferry service, which had operated from Barker Tower, on the south-west bank, to Lendal Tower.
Lendal Tower has stood next to the River Ouse since about the 1300. It was originally part of the City’s defenses. In medieval times a great iron chain which was stored in the tower was pulled across the river to Barker Tower on the opposite bank.










