Land's End

With the unusually high rainfall which the area experienced in January, the "Sesmylspruit" (Six mile stream), which is usually a sleepy little stream, has become a fast-flowing current that washed away many banks, trees and plants in its path to joining the Hennops River. The rapid waters, the high water level and the effects that it creates, provided an ideal opportunity to capture some lovely images of this area. We published an article on this picnic area, accompanied by some of the images you see here, in the February-issue of the Cornwall Hill Magazine. Enjoy.