Strong Storm Winds Blow a Scottish Waterfall Backwards Up the Side of a Cliff
A waterfall on the Scottish Isle of Mull was blown backwards on itself as strong winds from Storm Henry hit the cliffs over Loch Scridain on February 1, 2016.
via BBC News
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