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Capelaw
Hill
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82K |
Looking north towards the Firth of Forth and the two bridges. The footpath
leads to Bonaly. |
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Green
Cleuch
730 x 600
132K |
Looking up towards the west end of Black Hill. Erosion is evident below
the heather. Two daisies are in bloom near the path. |
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Green
Cleuch
800 x 529
78K |
This is a popular path for walkers and mountain bikers. As you can see,
it's a bit wet and muddy today. |
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Edinburgh
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115k |
The city and the Firth of Forth as seen looking down Howden Glen. The
army's buildings at Dreghorn and Redford are visible behind the Edinburgh City Bypass. |
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Howden Glen
640 x 484
70K |
This picture gives a view of the path. Although this track has been built
to allow vehicular access of a sort, it can be very muddy after rainy periods. |
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Loganlee
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70K |
Loganlee Reservoir with Black Hill behind to the north. Some heather seems
to be getting burned in the distance. Edinburgh and the Firth of Forth are just visible. |
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Loganlee
800 x 457
57K |
Another view of Loganlee Reservoir with an interesting reflection of
clouds and blue sky. The road is used by fishermen (with permits) , walkers and cyclists. |
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Maiden's
Cleuch
800 x 600
122K |
Glencorse Reservoir is visible down the path to the south east. A popular
route connecting Balerno and Flotterstone. |
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Pentland
Rays
1024 x 768
61K |
Sunbeams through a hole in the clouds are shining on Glencorse Reservoir.
January 1999. |
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WD
notice
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56K |
A rusty old War Department notice. The text is legible... |
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Scald
Law
1024 x 608
124K |
The footpath leads from East Kip up the side of Scald Law and on to
Carnethy Hill, visible further on. |
