When the sluice gate is down, the water dams up and goes down the grill in to the pipe leading to Glenlyon. The grill keeps out floating debris. Sediment sinks to the bottom.
Simple but devastatingly effective.
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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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- By the Lochay........
- Final report taking shape
- The Upper Lochay- natural drought flow
- The Innisraineach Burn Unplugged
- Closer.......
- From the other side......
- Down the chute.........
- How it works......
- VIDEO- Down the plughole
- VIDEO- Further down the burn.......
- This is interesting.........
- Lower end of the Allt Innis Choarach
- The Allt Innis Daimh
- Closer........
- The Lubcurran Burn
- Closer..........
- Looking up the Lochay........
- And again.....
- The pipeline to Glen Lyon
- Straight on
- Looking down Glen Lochay
- Bend in the river
- Deer beside the Lochay
- Native woodland fragments
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