The Pentland Hills - page 1

	BraidLaw 800 x 488 59K	Stunted, windswept trees defy the elements where Braid Law meets Cap Law, north of Silverburn Reservoir.
	BraidLaw2 800 x 600 65K	Those trees again - from close up.
	West Kip 0 800 x 600 86K	West Kip is the foreground peak. You can gauge the scale from the grass near the front, and the narrow path. Visible in line are the summits of East Kip, Scald Law, Carnethy Hill and Turnhouse Hill.
	S view (W Kip) 800 x 443 80K	Yes, it's those trees again, in the distance near the top of the photo. The North Esk Valley is visible in the far distance.
	West & East Kip 800 x 600 65K	This is looking west from Scald Law. East Cairn Hill is in the distance.
	Carnethy Hill 800 x 600 82K	Photographed from Scald Law. Castlelaw Hill is in the distance. The footpath along the ridge is plainly visible.
	Pentlands2 800 x 379 33KB	Included here as it shows the entire ridge behind Glencorse reservoir, from Turnhouse Hill on the left to West Kip on the right
	Turnhouse Hill 800 x 600 72K	The end of the chain when walking north-east. You must follow the path to descend to Flotterstone. In the background you can see the Firth Of Forth.
	Swanston 800 x 570 67KB	Swanston Village where author Robert Louis Stevenson used to hang out.
	Green Cleuch 800 x 600 116KB	This will be recognisable by walkers and cyclists. It forms part of a popular walk / mountain bike ride from the south end of Loganlee reservoir to Balerno.
	Black Hill 450 x 600 35KB	This dome-shaped hill stands behind Threipmuir and Harlaw reservoirs.
	Harlaw2 686 x 600 80KB	Scots Pine trees reflected by the water's surface.

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