Grid reference NJ2851
near to Auchinroath, Moray, Scotland
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Wood of Sourden
by Anne Burgess
The forest access road below the bare beeches is covered with last year's leaves. the scene will be very different in a few weeks' time when the leaves have appeared.
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Wood of Sourden
by Anne Burgess
A hollow excavated in the till which mantles the land here has filled with water to produce a boggy pool at the edge of the forest.
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Wood of Sourden
by Anne Burgess
A circular clearing among the conifers.
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Wood of Sourden
by Anne Burgess
Broadleaved saplings, still in plastic tubes for protection, have been planted where conifers have been felled.
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Wood of Sourden
by Anne Burgess
A pile of logs seems to have been forgotten by the side of the track.
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Fungi
by Anne Burgess
A pair of fungi, species unknown.
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Fungi
by Anne Burgess
Species unknown I'm afraid.
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The Power of Water
by Anne Burgess
I think the hole in the bank opposite the end of the pipe must have been excavated by the power of the water at the height of recent spates.
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Autumn Beeches
by Anne Burgess
Unfortunately the sun had gone in. In bright sunlight these would have looked spectacular.
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Beech Woods
by Anne Burgess
The colours here are not bad but they would have been magnificent if the sun had stayed out.
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Fly Agaric (Amanita muscaria)
by Anne Burgess
Perhaps not quite the most poisonous of our fungi, but certainly not safe to eat.
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Disappearing Road
by Anne Burgess
14 years ago, this was a readily recognisable road. See NJ2851 : Wood of Sourden, which is looking in the opposite direction to this view.
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Beech Woods
by Anne Burgess
One of the features of beech woods is that they tend to shade out undergrowth, and unlike conifers the branches are well above head height, so faced with the choice of battling down along the road which is overgrown with whins, and... (more)
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