Sound Escape 193. Sit beside a waterfall in a once-bustling landscape reclaimed by nature
Walking in a wide vale of crumbling relics of a long-lost industrial age, you stumble across a small stream, caught in the act of tumbling over a waterfall. For a moment there is mesmerising movement and sound, then the water disappears down the brackeny slope. BBC Countryfile Magazine's Sound Escapes are a weekly…
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