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5 km N of Glentress, Scottish Borders, Scotland

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	Summit 583m, Makeness Kipps by Jim Barton The sinuous forest road contours the catchment area of Soonhope Burn in Heathpool Forest.
	Junction, Forest Road, Glentress Forest by Chris Eilbeck Near the summit of Makeness Kipps
	Path rising at edge of plantation by Trevor Littlewood The path is heading towards the highest point within the Glentress Forest which is at the distant aerial - Dunslair Heights.
	Glentress Black - Kipps by Richard Webb The easy end of the Kipps climb, seen from the summit of Shieldgreen Kipps.
	Leithenwater Forest above Huthope Burn by Jim Barton A clear-felled slope with some of the Bowbeat wind turbines on the skyline.
	A zig-zag path by Richard Webb A path climbing Dunslair Heights. It does not feature on the current mountain bike trail map, although it looks like a climbing track for bikes.
	North side of Dunslair Heights by Jim Barton Heather moor and forestry seen from the exit point of an inconspicuous but useful ride that links to the forest roads on the E side of the main ridge.
	View off Shieldgreen Kipps by Richard Webb A very good viewpoint over Tweeddale, much better than the higher neighbour, Dunslair Heights.
	Forest road, Leithenwater Forest by Jim Barton A little snow from showers yesterday makes for a picturesque scene in the shady side of the forest on this road above the Huthope Burn. Leithenwater is a neighbouring forest to FC Scotland's Glentress.
	Untracked snow, Dunslair Heights by Jim Barton No recent visitors to this forest road on the north side of Dunslair Heights.
	Dunslair Heights by Richard Webb The broad ridge to the north of Dunslair Heights. The path is used by the Glentress black route to climb to the summit.
	Summit of Shieldgreen Kipps, looking northeast by Jim Barton The summit (587m) is a short ridge with a top on either end. Kip or Kipp occurs in several hill names; according to the Concise Scots Dictionary (ed. Mairi Robinson) one meaning is 'a jutting or projecting point on a hill'.