Latitude: 57.233323
Longitude: -2.704753
Elevation: 148 meters / 486 feet
Barometric Pressure 996KPa

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Sit Back and Enjoy The Ride by Nathan Bergeron Photography, Explored! Highest Position: <b>#23</b> Lets continue with Scotland. My second favourite country o
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Triptych by Kieran Campbell, I've been meaning to give the slightly longer focal length aerial landscapes a go, and today I got a
Triptych by Kieran Campbell
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Country View by yvonnecoull
Dunnideer Castle - Scotland by Jason Edge, A little panoramic I found lurking on my SD card from earlier this year with a view of the night ski
Dunnideer Castle - Scotland by Jason Edge
Tree Lined Avenue by steve_whitmarsh, Some of the woodland paths on the descent from Pressednye back to Tarland were beyond beautiful. Th
Tree Lined Avenue by steve_whitmarsh
Kennethmont by Blaydon52C, The goods facilities of Kennethmont station and the rails of a long disused siding disappear into th
Kennethmont by Blaydon52C
Whisky a combo by Nodding Pig, Despite the absence of live music here (as far as I know), Bruce leans in for what I'm sure was a cr
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Summit of Mither Tap by steve_whitmarsh, We've made it to the first summit of Bennachie, Mither Tap. Our next destination, and highest point
Summit of Mither Tap by steve_whitmarsh
Rolling Hills by Hibel Road, ScotRail HST Class 43 Nos. 43169 + 43135 pass Kennethmont and the Ardmore whisky distillery with 1A6
Rolling Hills by Hibel Road
Earth House Tunnel by steve_whitmarsh, This tunnel is all that remains of the Culsh earth house that once stood near Tarland. This was the
Earth House Tunnel by steve_whitmarsh
Snow Bound Summits by steve_whitmarsh, From the summit of Craigshannoch on Bennachie, we can see across to Oxen Craig from where we've just
Snow Bound Summits by steve_whitmarsh
Signs of Winter by steve_whitmarsh, A sign post near the first of the peaks on Bennachie (pronounced Benna-Hee), Mither Tap points to it
Signs of Winter by steve_whitmarsh
Rolling In The Hay by Hibel Road, ScotRail Class 158 No. 158719 passes Kennethmont and the Ardmore Distillery with 1A56, the 15:30 Inv
Rolling In The Hay by Hibel Road
The Garioch by Kieran Campbell, This is full view of my <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/kiewee/3564615170/">previous shot of B
The Garioch by Kieran Campbell
Glens and Highlands by steve_whitmarsh, From the ridge between Broom Hill and Pressendye (our target for the day) we have a fine view of the
Glens and Highlands by steve_whitmarsh
Between the Trees by steve_whitmarsh, Another tree lined avenue, and this one we actually did get to walk through as we descended from Pre
Between the Trees by steve_whitmarsh
Snow and Trees by steve_whitmarsh, Another image showing the snow covered winter slopes of Bennachie up which we are climbing.bennachie
Snow and Trees by steve_whitmarsh
Snow Covered Rocks by steve_whitmarsh, Near the summit of Mither Tap on Bennachie (pronounced Benna-Hee) the craggy rocks are buried in win
Snow Covered Rocks by steve_whitmarsh
Bennachie Panoramic by steve_whitmarsh, From the summit of Mither Tap on Bennachie, we have this fine view across the snow covered winter pl
Bennachie Panoramic by steve_whitmarsh
Tree & Stars by scrumsrus, January 05 2009 - Maybe I should get out during the day. <a href="http://bighugelabs.com/flickr/onbl
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Curled Cornice by steve_whitmarsh, Heading from Oxen Craig to Craigshannoch, we came across this little cornice. Winds on top of Benna
Curled Cornice by steve_whitmarsh
Crò Mhàrr, The Sheepfold of Mar. by Douglas McMann, A rather dark Lochnagar and "Royal" Deeside from Queens View, Tarland, in the Cromar area
Crò Mhàrr, The Sheepfold of Mar. by Douglas McMann
Slopes of Bennachie by steve_whitmarsh, As we get higher the snow gets deeper. This shows the steepness of the hill we are climbing. Beyon
Slopes of Bennachie by steve_whitmarsh
Pictish Iron Age Hill Fort by steve_whitmarsh, Near the tope of Mither Tap (which can be seen in the distance) on Bennachie stands this Pictish Hil
Pictish Iron Age Hill Fort by steve_whitmarsh
Climbing Bennachie by steve_whitmarsh, After not really going anywhere for nearly 3 months, I took an opportunity in the weather to climb a
Climbing Bennachie by steve_whitmarsh
Icy Which Way To Go by steve_whitmarsh, The sign below Oxen Craig on Bennachie has taken some beating this winter as the finger post is crus
Icy Which Way To Go by steve_whitmarsh
Deep Tracks by steve_whitmarsh, Climbing the slopes of Mither Tap on Bennachie once more we have some deep snow to get through, fort
Deep Tracks by steve_whitmarsh
Bennachie Light & Dark by The Terry Eve Archive, Crepuscular Rays on Bennachie. The view from my office window almost! Bennachie visible today for t
Bennachie Light & Dark by The Terry Eve Archive
Sunset Strip by steve_whitmarsh, One final sunset shot of the day as it descends behinds the trees which are silhouetted against a li
Sunset Strip by steve_whitmarsh
Summit of Pressendye by steve_whitmarsh, We're now just halfway through the walk and have made the summit of Pressendye, with the Cairn and t
Summit of Pressendye by steve_whitmarsh
Summit of Oxen Craig by steve_whitmarsh, This highest point on Bennachie is Oxen Craig at 528 meters (1732 feet). Looking almost due West th
Summit of Oxen Craig by steve_whitmarsh
Rural Tranquillity by steve_whitmarsh, A tranquil view of the fields near Tarland. The hill behind is Pressendye, which we climbed as part
Rural Tranquillity by steve_whitmarsh
Encrusted by steve_whitmarsh, Signs on top of Bennachie take a battering from the Scottish winters and this one near the summit of
Encrusted by steve_whitmarsh
Snows of Bennachie by steve_whitmarsh, From the summit of Craigshannoch we can see Mither Tap, where this all started and where we're headi
Snows of Bennachie by steve_whitmarsh
Over The Hill by steve_whitmarsh, The old boundary fence, no longer in use, runs along the path we're following to reach the summit of
Over The Hill by steve_whitmarsh
Ancient Woodland by steve_whitmarsh, The woodland around Tarland at the base of Pressendye are very old as these moss covered trees along
Ancient Woodland by steve_whitmarsh
Foxgloved Woodland by steve_whitmarsh, Foxgloves growing int eh dappled sunlight of the woodland we're having to climb through the reach th
Foxgloved Woodland by steve_whitmarsh
Tomnaverie Stone Circle by steve_whitmarsh, The Tomnaverie Stone Cirlce near Tarland, Aberdeenshire, is thought to be about 5000 years old and t
Tomnaverie Stone Circle by steve_whitmarsh
Sunshine and Snow by steve_whitmarsh, Walking across the plateau on top of Bennachie we look back towards Mither Tap backlit by a low (and
Sunshine and Snow by steve_whitmarsh
November gold ;o) by Elisafox22 off and on a bit!, Approaching Leith Hall in autumn sunshine ... Happy Tree-mendous Tuesday! ;o)and HTT too! My Tree
November gold ;o) by Elisafox22 off and on a bit!
Pressendye Trig Point by steve_whitmarsh, The trig point at the summit of Pressendye with the hills and Highlands beyond. Pressendye is just
Pressendye Trig Point by steve_whitmarsh
Through The Drifts by steve_whitmarsh, Hiking from Mither Tap to Oxen Craig across the plateau on top of Bennachie we are fortunate a way h
Through The Drifts by steve_whitmarsh
Stand Out From The Rest by steve_whitmarsh, A tree stands above its compatriots with the backdrop of Pressendye, our target for the day, in the
Stand Out From The Rest by steve_whitmarsh
Bennachie by Kieran Campbell, Quite a different view just over a month ago: rapeseed newly out and Bennachie with an iciing of sno
Bennachie by Kieran Campbell
Bennachie Views by steve_whitmarsh, From the summit of Mither Tap on Bennachie, we have a great view across the plateau to the Cairngorm
Bennachie Views by steve_whitmarsh
Which Way Now? by steve_whitmarsh, Fortunately we knew where we were going, but this signpost on top of Bennachie battered by a Scottis
Which Way Now? by steve_whitmarsh
Layer Cake by steve_whitmarsh, After centuries of weathering and a big fall of snow, this rock near the summit of Oxen Craig on Ben
Layer Cake by steve_whitmarsh
In full leaf..... by Elisafox22 off and on a bit!, The trees at Leith Hall. Shooting from the shade into the dazzle of full sunshine. Happy Monochrome
In full leaf..... by Elisafox22 off and on a bit!
Rocks of Oxen Craig by steve_whitmarsh, This highest point on Bennachie is Oxen Craig at 528 meters (1732 feet). Looking East across Aberde
Rocks of Oxen Craig by steve_whitmarsh
Goodbye Winter by Jason Edge, Dunnideer Castle - Scotland The sunset on a mild day in Aberdeenshire, Scotland ushering the end of
Goodbye Winter by Jason Edge
Last Light by Kieran Campbell, Last night, I walked up Dunnydeer with my paraglider and took my camera just to save me from inevita
Last Light by Kieran Campbell
The Back O' Bennachie by Kieran Campbell, A view most familiar to me, as seen from Dunnydeer one spring evening.auchleven bennachie dunnydeer
The Back O' Bennachie by Kieran Campbell
Heights of Mither Tap by steve_whitmarsh, Heading across the snow covered winter plateau of Bennachie, we look back to the craggy Mither Tap,
Heights of Mither Tap by steve_whitmarsh
Lonesome Pine by steve_whitmarsh, The slopes of Pressendye are covered in heather and occasionally the Pine trees manage to take a hol
Lonesome Pine by steve_whitmarsh
Fenced Woodland by steve_whitmarsh, A large deer fence runs around the woodlands to protect them from the deer. The slopes beyond are w
Fenced Woodland by steve_whitmarsh
Into the Snow Line by steve_whitmarsh, Out of the tree line on Bennachie we enter the snow line. We are looking back to Inverurie and my h
Into the Snow Line by steve_whitmarsh
Bands of Colour by steve_whitmarsh, The slopes on the descent from Pressendye are all different in their colours and hues, from the gree
Bands of Colour by steve_whitmarsh
On Top of Bennachie by steve_whitmarsh, Heading across the plateau from Mither Tap to Oxen Craig, the highest point on Bennachie, we have a
On Top of Bennachie by steve_whitmarsh
Dunnideer Mono by Stoates-Findhorn, Before heading to Troup Head we made a stop at the Dunideer Castle just outside Insch. The ruin, wh
Dunnideer Mono by Stoates-Findhorn