Gravity makes water fall...

Name: Palaypay Falls
Location: Pamplona, Negros Oriental, Philippines..

After a treacherous climb on a very steep cliff made of red-brown clay, I reached this small waterfall. This is one of the three waterfalls found at Pamplona. In the photograph, a large boulder could be seen on the top of the waterfall. It eroded from the mountain and landed on the fall's mouth. The boulder is also made of red-brown clay. The waterfall is said to contain small amounts of sulfur. According to the mountain's refugees, the water flowing here is from the mountain itself and will not overflow even after a hard rainstorm. The waterfall is just approximately 6 feet high and the pool of crystal-clear water below it is approximately 8 feet deep. At dawn, the water is warm. At day, it is cold.

I hope you appreciate its simple beauty...