Richard And Jo Demeester's photos with the keyword: waterfall

Sitting in the upper Zambezi, with the river flowing by, pouring in to gorge behind us. Victoria Falls from a very unique perspective.

On the Zambian side, you can walk out to Livingstone Island. This takes 45 minutes, or more, primarily wading in water that is ankle to knee deep. Approaching this spot, you do need to swim around 30 metres through a strong current, but there are emergency ropes. Ultimately, you end up in the pool, right on the lip of the falls, with the most incredible thunder. You sit in the calm little eddies, while just metres away, the water races past and pours in to the gorge below.

I don't know if the sun or the spray was the bigger problem, but our new selfie stick came out at the falls.

Despite it being the driest time, the spray still filled the gorge. At times, we were soaked in a virtual rain.

This family had obviously planned this trip for some time. The shirts were printed on the front with an image of the falls, and a reference to "2019 holiday".

A pretty stop on our walk to Dolphin's Nose from Kodaikanal.

If you look carefully, you will see the "canyoners" making their way down the falls. Nice, because it gives perspective. Cascade de la Grande Ravine.

This waterfall is 50 degrees – that's Celsius, not Fahrenheit. In Fahrenheit, that's over 120. We swam here. It was hard going. It was very hot. We didn't swim in the next one. It was 65 degrees! Hot hot hot!

Chewing grass.

Discovering Luxembourg's wild side.

In the hills of Luxembourg.

One of a number of waterfalls near Juayúa.

One of a number of waterfalls near Juayúa.