Grid reference NJ3356
near to Ordiquish, Moray, Scotland
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Pylon line over the River Spey
by valenta
The pylon line snakes its way over the fertile plain and up over the hillside to the west of the Spey.
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Minor road near Ordiquish
by Steven Brown
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Toadstools
by Anne Burgess
Some of a clump of small fragile and delicately shaped toadstools on the roadside verge.
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Landslide Scar
by Anne Burgess
I had not notice this scar in the reddish till before, but I don't know whether it is actually new, or whether I have just failed to notice it before.
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River Spey
View downstream (North) from viewpoint
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The River Spey
by Alan Walker
The photograph shows a southerly view upstream from a viewpoint between Ordiquish and Culfoldie.
In the distance is Ben Aigen [NJ 31003 48144].
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See also these photographs by:
Anne Burgess: NJ3356 : Earth Pillars View at Aultdearg (1993) and
Iain... (more)
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Caution to the wind for the nesting swan.
by Des Colhoun
This is surely a precarious nesting site by the side of the Spey! But like all things natural perhaps the swan is aware of something we are not!
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Speyside Way
by valenta
This unclassified road also doubles up as part of the Speyside Way. It was even steeper than this picture does justice to. It crosses the Burn of Aultderg via a double hairpin bend, before climbing up just as steeply the other side.
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Pylon line cutting through Ordiquish Hill by Aultdearg.
by Des Colhoun
This is the "neck" of the Auldearg pool on Beat Three of the Castle beat on the River Spey.
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Field at Burnside of Dipple
by Anne Burgess
Nicely framed by leaves of Ivy and Beech.
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Hoar Frost on a Leaf
by Anne Burgess
A dead leaf with its veins picked out by ice crystals, lying where the sun has only just reached it.
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A Redundant Gate
by Anne Burgess
The gate leaning against the beech trunk isn't likely to keep anything in - or out.
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