The waterfall in this photo will be the furthest point that salmon can access on the Cononish, and hence the Tay system.
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A large scale catchment management initiative covering over 1000 miles of rivers and watercourses in the western catchments of the Tay river system, centred on Glen Lochay, Glen Lyon and the Dochart/ Fillan/ Cononish system. Managed by Scottish Native Woods in Aberfeldy, Highland Perthshire.
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- Fishing on Loch Dochart
- Moving steadily along........
- To the Loch
- Loch Iubhair
- Along the lochside
- Sky in the Water
- Looking Towards Crianlarich
- Re-structured
- Edge of the Loch
- John Christie's Coos
- Loch Iubhair Looking West towards Crianlarich
- Loch Iubhair Looking East
- The "Hole in the Wall" waterfall
- Through the Trees
- The Long Walk In
- The Cononish in Flood
- Sunshine on the Grass
- Out of the corrie........
- Waterfall on the Allt Eas Anie
- Road beside the river
- Looking up to Ben Lui
- Sunlight on the Cononish
- Cononish Farm
- Ben Lui
- A Sheltered Place
- Ewe & Lamb Together
- The "Hole in the Wall" waterfall
- Video- The Hole in the Wall Waterfall
- Top of Waterfall
- Middle........
- Lower middle.......
- Bottom............
- Another angle......
- Another angle.........
- Another angle.......
- Aspen on the Cononish
- Waterfall on the Allt Eas Anie
- Water falling down.........
- Falling..............
- Falling.........
- Falling......
- Falling.........
- Native Woodland fragments on cliffs
- Video- How windy is this?
- Video- High Water in the Cononish
- Limit of Accessibility
- Where is the source of the Tay?
- The Allt na Rund
- The Allt Coire Ghaothaich
- The Long and Winding Road
- The Scary Pine Tree of Strathfillan
- The Mountain Ringlet
- Video- 360 Degree View from Creag Bhocan
- Video- Down the River Cononish
- Video- Four Tops
- Video- From Cononish Farm up to Ben Lui
- Video- The Cononish Flowing By
- Beinn Odhar in the Distance
- Looking Down to Strathfillan
- Ben More & Stob Binnein
- Low Cloud on Stob Binnein
- Destination Today- Creag Bhocan
- River Cononish
- Closer...........
- Looking up to Tyndrum
- Bridge over the River Cononish
- Railway Line
- Bheinn Odhar & Bheinn Chaorach
- Bheinn Odhar
- Dead tree
- Beinn Odhar again
- Pine tree in the sun
- Granny Pine & grandchildren
- Old Dead Pine Tree
- Bog Myrtle
- Bog Myrtle & heather
- Beinn Odhar again.........
- Different Generations of Trees
- The Regenerating Caledonian Forest
- Burnt Area
- Hind & Calf
- Run away....!!
- Vegetation below Creag Bhocan
- What a difference a fence makes!
- Ben Chuirn
- Dead Pine Tree
- Hole in the Forest
- Red Deer Hind on the alert
- Lets go!!
- Disappearing over the hill.......
- And gone.......
- South Lochy Forest
- Old Forest, New Forest
- Young Larch Tree
- Ben More peeping round the corner
- Beinn Odhar Again.......
- Old Deer Fence
- Looking Down to Strathfillan
- Beinn Dubhcraig
- Looking over to Stob Glas
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