Despite it being a very wet day today, I still managed to get some good photos in Glenlyon. About 20 or so photos to follow........you can still see the snow on the mountains here today.
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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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- The Lyon at Roromore last night
- Swaledale sheep at Roro
- Red hind in field at Invervar
- Glen Quaich
- Taymouth Castle
- Closer.......
- Closer.........
- Oak leaves are coming out just now
- Close-up of oak leaves
- Lambs in Glenlyon
- Wet day in Glenlyon.....
- Bluebells by the Lyon
- Blue carpet
- Bluebells close-up
- Some not in leaf
- Little blackie lamb
- Along the roadside.......
- Behind the fence
- Same colour as the river
- Cute calf
- Chesthill cows still needing hay.......
- Closer.......
- Lyon through the beeches....
- Slightly different angle......
- Little white calf
- Mum
- What big horns you've got....!!
- Who goes there....?
- See me.....?
- Mum & daughter......
- Bird cherry blossom
- Bird cherry by the Lyon
- Cheviot lamb...wet and cold
- Mum, who's that man....?
- Two lambs sheltering from the rain......
- Roro sheeps.......
- Aberfeldy Golf Course with mountains beyond
- Wild Garlic on Aberfeldy Golf Course
- The Tay the other day.......
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I just love that lonely tree!
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