Views from the centre of Scotland
24th January 2022
The mild conditions persist with another claggy day and a hill fog around for much of the time.
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(Above) The stone denoting the centre of Scotland (or so it is claimed!) at Glentruim ,en-route to Creag Meagaidh
https://bitaboutbritain.com/centre-of-scotland/
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(Above)Â Creag Meagaidh range from the middle of Scotland ,the MacPhearsons Monument at Gergask, Laggan (just visible)Â a top Creag Bhuidhe in foreground.
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(Above) Later, the view from Creag Bhuidhe itself and The MacPherson Monument – the drowned lands of Badenoch with Newtonmore’s Creag Dubh on the left.
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(Above) The MacPherson Monument, Creag Bhuidhe, Laggan. NB more than just x1 MacPherson monument in these here parts!
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(Above) The stony theme continued at Creag Meagaidh. The Boundary Wall of Coire Ardair. Beyond the small snow patch a favoured terrain feature provides the location for a sample pit site, some several hundred metres above – but not today!!
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