Dwr Syrthiedig- Fallen Water

In the big green there is a series of connected waterfalls that all feed into the same lake, this lake being in a valley means that the water flowing from the rivers connecting is almost always falling in various ways. On the north side of the lake the waterfall is coming from the highest point in the area this is the most impressive and dangerous side of the lake. In comparison to the other waterfalls into the lake it is the fastest flowing as all the water from the mountains if flowing down over the falls.
On the south western boarder of the lake is the prettiest of the falls, these are comprised of multiple steps that the water flows over making a steady decline until it softly into the lake. Back when the lake was a hub for the summers in the nomadic society it would often be the place that people would be washing, playing and swimming. The greenery around the multistep falls are more incorporated into the water and grows into moss on the steps, the grass and flowers are blooming and healthy, compared to the higher falls the greenery takes a step back from the viciousness of the falls so that it won’t be bombarded with the spray.
The last of the falls are dotted around the lakes edge, these are where the rocks are split and sloping to ground level. The specific points of water flowing change based on the weather conditions and the latest rock falls but those all calmly pour into the lake from no higher than a taller human can jump and sometimes as little as shin high. With the landscape constantly changing the lake is growing as more of the banks are eroding from the water but the northern and south western will always be a constant.