Deuchary Hill
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Children's Loch Why this name? Did they once catch children here? Did they use sweeties as bait? Or was this where the children learned to fish?
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| Title | Deuchary Hill |
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John McMillan
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| Source | Wikimedia Commons image |
| Date | 07 Apr 2007 00:00:00 |
| Original size | 640 x 487 |
| Retrieved from source on | 02 Mar 2012 12:16:41 (UTC) |
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Deuchary Hill
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Summit rocks, Deuchary Hill
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North from Deuchary Hill (510m)
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View towards Dubh Loch. Dubh Loch (the far one) looking east from trig point on Deuchary Hill.
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Girl on the Trig Group of young climbers having fun at the summit of Deuchary Hill.
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Deuchary Hill Near the summit, looking south. A faint footpath leads into the distance.
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Deuchary Hill Although it is not marked on the map a path does lead all the way to the top of Deuchary Hill and, in fact, a traverse of the summit is possible by footpath from north to south.
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Lochan na Beinne and Deuchary Hill
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Larch by the Lochan Isolated tree on the banks of Lochan na Beinn.
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Fishing Lochan na Beinne
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View of Lochan na Beinne
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Roe deer One of a pair of deer that paused on the skyline to watch us.
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Below Conlan Hill Looking towards Deuchary Hill.
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Bracken, heather, dyke and hills
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Line of stones This straight line of stones across the stream exiting from Lochan na Beinn appears not to be a natural feature. Perhaps it was once a dam?
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Path below Deuchary Hill This footpath links The Glack and Grewshill.
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Looking south west. Knock of Findowie just out of image to the left. Mill Dam in the glen cutting across the picture.
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Loch Ordie. No mention of Loch Ordie would be complete without the legendary trout fly named after the loch. A simple and unusual design, just hackles. One I tied earlier.
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October, between Grewshill and The Glack A few hundred metres north of the junction with the upper-level track from Loch Ordie.
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October, between Grewshill and The Glack
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Tayside Region, Scotland, United Kingdom osm
| County | Tayside Region |
| Region | Scotland |
| Country | United Kingdom |
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0 mDeuchary Hill
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42 mSummit rocks, Deuchary Hill
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45 mNorth from Deuchary Hill (510m)
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45 mView towards Dubh Loch. Dubh Loch (the far one) looking east from trig point on Deuchary Hill.
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50 mGirl on the Trig Group of young climbers having fun at the summit of Deuchary Hill.
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67 mDeuchary Hill Near the summit, looking south. A faint footpath leads into the distance.
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120 mDeuchary Hill Although it is not marked on the map a path does lead all the way to the top of Deuchary Hill and, in fact, a traverse of the summit is possible by footpath from north to south.
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467 mLochan na Beinne and Deuchary Hill
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577 mLarch by the Lochan Isolated tree on the banks of Lochan na Beinn.
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585 mFishing Lochan na Beinne
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662 mView of Lochan na Beinne
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670 mRoe deer One of a pair of deer that paused on the skyline to watch us.
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681 mBelow Conlan Hill Looking towards Deuchary Hill.
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736 mBracken, heather, dyke and hills
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753 mLine of stones This straight line of stones across the stream exiting from Lochan na Beinn appears not to be a natural feature. Perhaps it was once a dam?
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795 mPath below Deuchary Hill This footpath links The Glack and Grewshill.
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1.0 kmLooking south west. Knock of Findowie just out of image to the left. Mill Dam in the glen cutting across the picture.
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1.1 kmLoch Ordie. No mention of Loch Ordie would be complete without the legendary trout fly named after the loch. A simple and unusual design, just hackles. One I tied earlier.
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1.1 kmOctober, between Grewshill and The Glack A few hundred metres north of the junction with the upper-level track from Loch Ordie.
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1.1 kmOctober, between Grewshill and The Glack
