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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- Surveyor Photos
- Protection against all weathers
- Big Landscape
- Lunchtime
- George Scott Photographs
- Everyone's Favourite View
- Pass of Lyon
- Beech trees above a dyke
- Between the trees
- Glenlyon Road in autumn
- The Pass of Lyon in autumn
- Looking down river from the Pass of Lyon
- Autumn Colours
- Schiehallion in the evening light
- Waterfalls
- Waterfall 2
- Waterfall 3
- Waterfall 4
- More Highland Cow pictures
- Highland Bull
- Little Calf
- Highland Cow Again
- Miscellaneous Lyon Photos
- Taking a dip
- Freshet coming down the Lyon
- Saddle Between the hills
- Sky on Water
- Two sheep & a Rock
- Up High 1
- Up High 2
- A Rock
- Looking Down to Lubreoch
- The squiggly upper Lyon
- Remotest Aspen
- Clouding Over
- Wren
- Wren again
- In the woods above Meggernie Castle
- Above Meggernie
- Above Meggernie
- Above Meggernie
- Above Meggernie
- Above Meggernie
- Above Meggernie
- Above Meggernie
- Above Meggernie
- Above Meggernie
- Above Meggernie
- Looking Down the Glen
- Looking up the Glen
- Upland Burn
- And again.......
- And again....
- Blaeberry
- Slow Water at High Level
- And again.......
- Another Water Vole hole
- Above Invervar Bridge
- Below Invervar Bridge
- No title
- Buzzard
- Lowland Woods
- Waterfall
- Woodland Fern
- Water
- And again......
- Bracken Fern
- Meggernie Castle in the Distance
- Wet
- Looking down to Invervar
- And again..........
- Dark leaved willow
- Deer
- Upland Loch
- Twin Peaks
- In the river
- And again......
- Highland Calf
- Aspen on its way out
- Mist Rolling in
- Cloud berry
- Gleann Muillinn Walk
- Arctic-type vegetation at head of Gleann Muillin
- Vegetation at source of Allt Odhar
- Grassy Slope- towards Meall na Aighean
- Looking west up Glenlyon
- Closer
- Carn Mairg
- Cairn on Carn Mairg
- Closer
- Not a gravel path......
- Shoulder of Meall nan Eun
- Conifer Plantation above Invervar
- Very grassy up here
- Looking back up
- Deer Wallow 1
- Deer Wallow 2
- Looking back 2
- Bothy in the distance
- Looking up a minor watercourse
- Very Grassy
- Bothy in Gleann Muillin
- Stone Dyke
- Looking down the Allt Odhar
- Grazed Goat Willow
- Abstraction Point
- Grill
- Looking down from the abstraction point
- Young planted trees & blaeberry
- Loch Tay
- Aspen trees in the gorge
- Loch Tay again
- Birchwoods along the Allt Odhar
- Creag Mhadaidh, lower shoulder of the main mountai...
- Creag a' Mhadaidh on South Chesthill
- The Pass of Glenlyon
- White Buttleburr
- The Lyon Below Glenlyon House
- Bottom end of Allt Odhar
- Entering the Lyon
- Whitebeam- Probably a planted cultivar
- Under Side of leaf
- A Collection of Short Videos
- Video- Inside a wooded Gorge
- Video- Walking down the middle of the burn
- Video- Freshet coming down the Lyon
- Video-Nellie on the Edge
- Video- Triple Waterfall
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1 comment:
I know I'm a foreigner, but when you spell wood , it looks better with two o's.
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