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near to Ae, Dumfries And Galloway, Scotland

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	Ae Forest by Scott Outdoor display of forestry ploughs.
	Water of Ae flowing south by Ian Porter Taken from a bridge over the Water of Ae
	Chainsaw carving of a red squirrel by Ann Cook The Forest of Ae is a "Priority Woodland for Red Squirrel Conservation". It is being managed to ensure the long term survival of red squirrels in the area and to maintain Southern Scotland as a red squirrel stronghold. The... (more)
	Plaque in Forest of Ae by Jim Barton A plaque by a reedy lochan by the Water of Ae. The inscription reads: Pause … take a deep breath in memory of Mary Boyle who died in service 17th April 1997 a true ambassador of the Forestry Commission
	Old forest machinery, Ae Forest by Bob Peace
	Plough, Ae by Richard Webb There is a collection of forestry ploughs in the Forest of Ae. There was a time when deep ploughing was used for tree planting. Not so common now due to problems of silt run off.
	The Ae Line Cycle Trail in Ae Forest by Iain Thompson A dip that is rougher, steeper and deeper than it looks in the picture.
	Display of Tractor Attachments by Iain Thompson Display of tractor attachments in the Forest of Ae
	Water of Ae by Scott The Water of Ae
	Bench in Forest of Ae by ronnie leask The supports of this bench are fashioned like Douglas Fir cones, which are plentiful in the forest. Each of the supports is also carved with forest creatures and birds whilst the back rests depict forestry work and scenes. A very skilful... (more)
	The ploughs that changed Scotland by Jim Barton Such is the title of the nearby information board for this collection of old forestry ploughs. Dragged by heavy caterpillar tractors, they were used to plough drainage furrows on moorland and hillside and the young trees were planted by... (more)
	The plough collection in the Forest of Ae by Ann Cook