Designed by ‘Capability’ Brown in the 1760s, the Grand Cascade at the western end of the lake is one of England’s most picturesque waterfalls. Here the Glyme plunges dramatically from the lake and the slowly winds south-westwards under the ‘New’ Bridge designed by Sir William Chambers, eventually joining the River Evenlode, a tributary of the Thames.*
Unfortunately I wasn’t able to appreciate the cascade and bridge from all angles due to extended ‘Selfie taking’ on the bridge…
*From the Blenheim Palace guidebook printed 2014
What a beautiful wild looking place
It is a lovely place to go walking around the lake.
Cherie, you are a tease !
HaHa
It was the girls in the photo that were taking selfies not me 
next ttime you can perhaps sneak up and photobomb the mentioned people
i like the massive stone blocks around the falls
HaHa
I am sure they wouldn’t have noticed me if I had sneaked into their picture 