Roe deer One of a pair of deer that paused on the skyline to…
| Title | Roe deer One of a pair of deer that paused on the skyline to watch us. |
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Rob Burke
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| Date | 06 Oct 2007 00:00:00 |
| Original size | 640 x 479 |
| Retrieved from source on | 16 Mar 2012 20:34:43 (UTC) |
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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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Conlan Hill. Looking east
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Deuchary Hill Near the summit, looking south. A faint footpath leads into the distance.
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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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View towards Dubh Loch. Dubh Loch (the far one) looking east from trig point on Deuchary Hill.
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Summit rocks, Deuchary Hill
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North from Deuchary Hill (510m)
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Path below Deuchary Hill This footpath links The Glack and Grewshill.
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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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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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Road Junction
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Road Junction The left fork goes to Loch Ordie, the right goes to Riemore. This is the end of the tarred section.
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Track up to Grewshill
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Sancta Crux Well This spring has a font and must have been used for baptisms in the past. The spring is fenced in because the water is now used by the farms for drinking water
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The font of the "Sancta Crux Well"
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Roe deer buck in velvet This picture was taken in early spring and this roe deer buck is regrowing his antlers. At present they are covered with skin (velvet) which will soon come off. He will lead a …
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Drainage ditch
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Tayside Region, Scotland, United Kingdom osm
| County | Tayside Region |
| Region | Scotland |
| Country | United Kingdom |
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0 mRoe deer One of a pair of deer that paused on the skyline to watch us.
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50 mBelow Conlan Hill Looking towards Deuchary Hill.
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114 mBracken, heather, dyke and hills
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563 mConlan Hill. Looking east
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606 mDeuchary Hill Near the summit, looking south. A faint footpath leads into the distance.
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670 mDeuchary Hill
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707 mGirl on the Trig Group of young climbers having fun at the summit of Deuchary Hill.
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708 mView towards Dubh Loch. Dubh Loch (the far one) looking east from trig point on Deuchary Hill.
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712 mSummit rocks, Deuchary Hill
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713 mNorth from Deuchary Hill (510m)
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748 mPath below Deuchary Hill This footpath links The Glack and Grewshill.
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783 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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868 mLooking 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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905 mRoad Junction
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905 mRoad Junction The left fork goes to Loch Ordie, the right goes to Riemore. This is the end of the tarred section.
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1.0 kmTrack up to Grewshill
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1.1 kmSancta Crux Well This spring has a font and must have been used for baptisms in the past. The spring is fenced in because the water is now used by the farms for drinking water
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1.1 kmThe font of the "Sancta Crux Well"
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1.3 kmRoe deer buck in velvet This picture was taken in early spring and this roe deer buck is regrowing his antlers. At present they are covered with skin (velvet) which will soon come off. He will lead a solitary life until the summer when he will try to gather up some does for breeding. See how well camouflaged he is in the heather. He watched us as we walked past but didn't move.
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1.4 kmDrainage ditch
