New path by the Garbh Allt. This part of Arran is owned by N…
| Title | New path by the Garbh Allt. This part of Arran is owned by National Trust for Scotland. They have done a lot of path making - mostly very badly needed in this very popular 'honey-pot' walking area where path erosion can be horrific. |
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Gordon Brown
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| Source | Wikimedia Commons image |
| Date | 28 Jun 2006 00:00:00 |
| Original size | 480 x 640 |
| Retrieved from source on | 16 Mar 2012 11:26:02 (UTC) |
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New path by the Garbh Allt. This part of Arran is owned by National Trust for Scotland. They have done a lot of path making - mostly very badly needed in this very popular 'honey-pot' walking area whe…
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View towards Glen Rosa
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Garbh Allt towards Glen Rosa
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Weir on the Garbh Allt. Brodick's water comes from here. The original iron pipe can be seen, augmented here and there by more modern sections of blue polythene where the iron pipe has corroded away. T…
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Waterfall on the Garbh Allt. This waterfall is below the weir which provides Brodick's water supply.
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Waterfall on the Garbh Allt
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Heading for Beinn Nuis
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Garbh Allt cascade Challenging footpath up the left hand side which crosses further up. Birch trees find what shelter they can in this otherwise open moorland.
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A Glen Rosa waterfall
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A Glen Rosa Waterfall
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Glenrosa Water and Garbh Allt
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Garbh Allt in spate
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Garbh Allt in spate
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Small lochan on the moor
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Footbridge over Garbh Allt Footbridge over the main tributary of Glenrosa Water.
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Glen Rosa
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Cnoc Breac.
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Summit of Cul Nan Creagan, Arran. Looking North towards Goatfell (right), Cir Mhor (centre) and Ben Nuis (Left).
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A view to the north Arran peaks from the summit of Cul nan Creagan
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A view to the north Arran peaks from the summit of Cul nan Creagan
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Buteshire, Scotland, United Kingdom osm
| County | Buteshire |
| Region | Scotland |
| Country | United Kingdom |
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0 mNew path by the Garbh Allt. This part of Arran is owned by National Trust for Scotland. They have done a lot of path making - mostly very badly needed in this very popular 'honey-pot' walking area where path erosion can be horrific.
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170 mView towards Glen Rosa
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299 mGarbh Allt towards Glen Rosa
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315 mWeir on the Garbh Allt. Brodick's water comes from here. The original iron pipe can be seen, augmented here and there by more modern sections of blue polythene where the iron pipe has corroded away. This is a weir rather than a dam - the Garbh Allt runs pretty continuously through the driest spells.
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315 mWaterfall on the Garbh Allt. This waterfall is below the weir which provides Brodick's water supply.
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393 mWaterfall on the Garbh Allt
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479 mHeading for Beinn Nuis
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500 mGarbh Allt cascade Challenging footpath up the left hand side which crosses further up. Birch trees find what shelter they can in this otherwise open moorland.
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548 mA Glen Rosa waterfall
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572 mA Glen Rosa Waterfall
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581 mGlenrosa Water and Garbh Allt
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635 mGarbh Allt in spate
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635 mGarbh Allt in spate
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660 mSmall lochan on the moor
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688 mFootbridge over Garbh Allt Footbridge over the main tributary of Glenrosa Water.
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754 mGlen Rosa
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892 mCnoc Breac.
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904 mSummit of Cul Nan Creagan, Arran. Looking North towards Goatfell (right), Cir Mhor (centre) and Ben Nuis (Left).
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904 mA view to the north Arran peaks from the summit of Cul nan Creagan
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904 mA view to the north Arran peaks from the summit of Cul nan Creagan
