These roots are exposed, and will have dried out and be less suitable for vegetative reproduction.
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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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- Collecting Aspen Roots on the Cononish
- Video- Looking for Aspen Roots
- Video- clearing vegetation on level ground
- Video- Digging away the section of root
- Video- The end Product
- Video- Keeping Track of aspen
- Looking for suitable suckers
- Digging like a little rabbit......!!
- Looking down the Cononish
- Exposed roots......
- Uncovering an aspen root....
- More..........
- A very straight aspen tree......
- Aspen root material collected.......
- John Parrott preparing for another clone collectio...
- Digging for aspen roots
- Looking down the Cononish.......
- Looking up the Cononish......
- Aspen agaisnst the sky......
- Looking across to the pinewood at CCC.......
- Bridge over Keltneyburn
- Frosty Ground
- Meall Greigh & Meall Garbh from Aberfeldy
- Wade's Bridge today
- Zooming out a bit........
- Some Poetry........
- Excitement in Coshieville
- Getting ready to offload......
- A brand new road safety sign...!!
- The Big Trout
- Aberfeldy Today
- Through the golf-course
- Wade's Bridge
- Through the trees
- The Tay Today
- New path improvements beside Wade's Bridge
- Ash keys hanging from a branch......
- Closer........
- On Drummond Hill
- In-bye ground at Kirkton farm
- Loch Dochart Today
- And again.........
- Low mist
- The Fillan is very low today........
- Above Kirkton Bridge
- Below Kirkton Bridge
- Young trees in the snow
- Stob Binnein Today
- Looking west from Auchtertyre Farm
- Shelter Belt
- Trees across Loch Tay
- Closer.......
- House by Loch Tay
- Scots Pine Trees on the Dochart
- Opening Day of the Tay Salmon Season 2009 at Kenmore
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- The Tay To-day
- Video- The Tay Today
- Looking towards Glenlyon
- Black Watch memorial
- Cloud- snow- Drummond Hill
- Mast on Drummond Hill
- Silhouette
- Wade's Bridge
- The middle arch
- Mist rising of the water
- Rainbow today in Aberfeldy
- Closer.......
- The other end of the rainbow in Aberfeldy square.....
- And closer........
- Winter at Keltneyburn
- Kinnighallen Sheep
- Zwarbles sheep
- Twa sheeps.......
- Down by the Lyon
- Ordinary Sheep......
- Yum, yum!!
- Looking up to the Pass of Glenlyon
- A tree-capped hill
- Much milder on Tayside today.......
- Below Wade's Bridge in Aberfeldy
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