Chapelbank Cottages beside the River Earn. View from Dalreoc…
| Title | Chapelbank Cottages beside the River Earn. View from Dalreoch Bridge |
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Richard Webb
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| Date | 27 May 2007 00:00:00 |
| Original size | 640 x 480 |
| Retrieved from source on | 21 Sep 2012 01:52:17 (UTC) |
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Chapelbank Cottages beside the River Earn. View from Dalreoch Bridge
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.jpg "Road over Dalreoch Bridge near Chapelbank")
Road over Dalreoch Bridge near Chapelbank
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.jpg "Remains of the route of the old A9 near Dalreoch")
Remains of the route of the old A9 near Dalreoch
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River Earn at Chapelbank. Winter vegetation on the banks of the River Earn at Chapelbank, just before it passes under the A9
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Approaching the Findo turnoff
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Nether Gask View up the hill from Dalreoch Bridge. The bridge once carried the A9 over the River Earn, but the road has been rebuilt as a dual carriageway on a more direct line.
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New A9 cutting through farmland next to River Earn From old A9
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River Earn Approximately 400m West of Dalreoch Bridge looking South-west
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Strathearn from Laurencefield Oilseed rape growing on a south facing slope above Stathearn. Looking towards Craig Rossie and the Ochil Hills.
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A9 by Dalreoch
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Farm Track to Hilton of Gask
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.jpg "A9 Perth to Stirling")
A9 Perth to Stirling
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Tree beside Track
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Farm buildings at Charlesfield. Farm buildings in Strathearn, near the minor road between the A9 at Chapelbank and Findo Gask.
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Farmland and the Edge of Cairnie Wood
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Site of former Dunning station, 1991
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Watering the tatties. Looking across the Earn valley with traffic visible on the A9 dual carriageway beyond the tattie field.
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Fruit Farm. On the slopes above the Earn Valley with the Crieff hills in the distance.
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Broadslap driveway Broadslap is over a kilometre away from the nearest road, with a straight undulating driveway bounded on either side by hedges.
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Charlesfield Wood Pine wood photographed from behind a telephone exchange.
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Tayside Region, Scotland, United Kingdom osm
| County | Tayside Region |
| Region | Scotland |
| Country | United Kingdom |
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0 mChapelbank Cottages beside the River Earn. View from Dalreoch Bridge
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120 mRoad over Dalreoch Bridge near Chapelbank
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213 mRemains of the route of the old A9 near Dalreoch
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287 mRiver Earn at Chapelbank. Winter vegetation on the banks of the River Earn at Chapelbank, just before it passes under the A9
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381 mApproaching the Findo turnoff
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420 mNether Gask View up the hill from Dalreoch Bridge. The bridge once carried the A9 over the River Earn, but the road has been rebuilt as a dual carriageway on a more direct line.
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600 mNew A9 cutting through farmland next to River Earn From old A9
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610 mRiver Earn Approximately 400m West of Dalreoch Bridge looking South-west
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731 mStrathearn from Laurencefield Oilseed rape growing on a south facing slope above Stathearn. Looking towards Craig Rossie and the Ochil Hills.
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737 mA9 by Dalreoch
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744 mFarm Track to Hilton of Gask
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758 mA9 Perth to Stirling
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1.1 kmTree beside Track
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1.1 kmFarm buildings at Charlesfield. Farm buildings in Strathearn, near the minor road between the A9 at Chapelbank and Findo Gask.
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1.2 kmFarmland and the Edge of Cairnie Wood
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1.3 kmSite of former Dunning station, 1991
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1.4 kmWatering the tatties. Looking across the Earn valley with traffic visible on the A9 dual carriageway beyond the tattie field.
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1.7 kmFruit Farm. On the slopes above the Earn Valley with the Crieff hills in the distance.
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1.8 kmBroadslap driveway Broadslap is over a kilometre away from the nearest road, with a straight undulating driveway bounded on either side by hedges.
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1.8 kmCharlesfield Wood Pine wood photographed from behind a telephone exchange.
