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3 km from Braes of Enzie, Moray, Scotland

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	The park above old Railway line being cut for silage by john bateson
	Peacock Butterfly on Willow by Anne Burgess This was one of several Peacocks (Inachis io) that were feeding on the nectar in the willow blossom. Unfortunately this one is a bit ragged, having survived from last year and overwintered here.
	Forestry road, Aultmore by Steven Brown
	Track to Hill of Stonyslacks (cycle route 6) by Mark Walton
	Forest Road by Anne Burgess Just what you want for a nice walk - a gently sloping road, dry underfoot, with plenty of sunlight filtering through the trees.
	Corsekell Moss by Anne Burgess A forest road giving access to this part of the forest.
	Flowering Willow by Anne Burgess In fact the lower flowers are almost past, while the ones at the tip of the twig are in full bloom.
	Dumb Dumpers by Anne Burgess Someone has taken all the trouble to drive all the way up here to dump a couple of heated towel rails and other rubbish that should have been taken to a recycling centre. Why?
	Forest Quarry by Anne Burgess Although it is marked on the 1:25,000 map as a gravel quarry, it also extracts crushed rock from the underlying metamorphic material. It is used to build forest roads.
	Forest Road by Anne Burgess The road emerges from partial shade into the open beside a block of forest that has been clear felled.
	Forest Gate by Anne Burgess This gate controls access to the quarry used to build the forest roads in the vicinity.
	Log Piles by Anne Burgess The gate was open, warning notices were in place, and the road showed signs of being in use, so there are obviously forestry operations in progress.