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near to Silverburn, Midlothian, Scotland

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	Looking across the Logan Burn glen towards West Kip by Keith Burns Sunset from Cape Law summit. From L to R the summits are Turnhouse, Carnethy, East Kip, West Kip (the pointed one) and beyond.
	Intake, Loganlea Reservoir by Richard Webb The upper reservoir in Glencorse, Pentland Hills.
	On the road by Loganlea Reservoir by Jim Barton Returning to Flotterstone after an invigorating windswept walk on the ridge over Turnhouse Hill and Carnethy. A few years ago the road was a gravel surfaced track.
	Loganlea Reservoir from Carnethy Hill, Pentlands by Anthony O'Neil View westwards from the south side of the reservoir. The dam across the Logan Burn can be seen at the extreme right, with control gear and overflow channel. The reservoir provides drinking water for Edinburgh, as does its sister loch -... (more)
	Climb to Loganlea Reservoir by Richard Webb Incline on the road passing Loganlea Cottage.
	Loganlea Reservoir by Iain Lees
	Loganlea Reservoir (set of 2 images) by Graeme Yuill
	The Howe by Colin Kinnear Large farmhouse at the top end of Loganlea Reservoir.
	Burn near Howlet's House by Anne Burgess The ruins of Howlet's House are on the rock to the left here. The burn drains the north side of Black Hill.
	Loganlee Reservoir by Anne Burgess The upper reservoir, flanked by a drystane dyke that has seen better days.
	Loganlea Reservoir, Pentland Hills by Jim Barton This narrow stretch of water supports a fishery.
	Autumn at Loganlea by Adam Ward Sycamore tree reflected in the still waters of Loganlea Reservoir on a quiet Tuesday in the Pentlands Hills.