Reservoirs Tank Tops

Cow Green Reservoir is located in the dales of County Durham, close to the borders with Cumbria and Upper Teesdale. The reservoir feeds water to the River Tees, via the weir and the Cauldron Snout waterfall. In the distance is Black Hill, leading to Mickle Fell and the Warcop military firing ranges.

The Cow Green Reservoir, located in County Durham feeds water via its weirs to the River Tees. As the water is released into the weir, it tulles over the rocks, to the Cauldron Snout Waterfall, before plunging into Maize Beck and on towards the Tees.

Grassholme reservoir is one of a number of reservoirs located in the Lune Valley of County Durham, located close to the village of Middleton in Teesdale. The reservoir supplies water to Teesdale and teeside. Canon 5D Mk3 25-105 L-Series Lens

Grassholme reservoir is one of a number of reservoirs located in the Lune Valley of County Durham, located close to the village of Middleton in Teesdale. The reservoir supplies water to Teesdale and teeside.

Grassholme reservoir is one of a number of reservoirs located in the Lune Valley of County Durham, located close to the village of Middleton in Teesdale. The reservoir supplies water to Teesdale and teeside. Canon 5D Mk3 25-105 L-Series Lens

The partly frozen Derwent Reservoir, located in County Durham, close to the border of Northumberland and the villages of Edmunbyers and Blanchlands in the respective counties.

Cow Green Reservoir, is located just inside County Durham, close to Upper Teesdale and the Cumbrian border. The water from the reservoir is used to feed the River Tees. Here the water is being released from the dam and rushes towards the Cauldron Snout waterfall, before flowing onwards to the waterfalls of High Force and Low Force.

The Hisehope Reservoir, is the smallest of a group of three reservoirs located on Muggleswick Common, County Durham. The reservoir was opened in 1906. All three reservoirs are located across the Muggleswick, Stanhope and Edmunbyers Commons and the Blanchland Moor, which form part of the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Canon 5D Mk3 16-35 L series lens

The first snowfall to dust the hills surrounding Cow Green Reservoir, located in Weardale Valley close to Teesdale and the North Pennines. The crystal clear and still water made for fantastic reflections of the foreground rocks. Canon 5D Mk3 24-105 L-series lens

*Longham Lakes, November 2020* Longham Lakes (Dorset, England) are a pair of reservoirs, not far away from the towns of Bournemouth, Poole, Wimborne and Ferndown, and the smaller villages of Longham and Hampreston. The Lakes are one of my favourite spots in East Dorset, a haven for bird life and a popular retreat for fishermen, bird watchers and others just enjoying the countryside. Date: 4th November 2020.

Roadford Lake, August 2019 Roadford Lake (or Roadford Reservoir), a man-made reservoir in the county of Devon, and fed by the River Wolf, is the largest area of fresh water in south-west England. The facility, also a local nature reserve, is operated by South West Water, and supplies water to the north and south of the county. Roadford is approximately 8 miles east of Launceston (Cornwall), and lies just north-east of the delightfully named village of Broadwoodwidger. Date: 25th August 2019.