Image Burn O Vat Dinnet TO18217jhp by Jim Henderson

 
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Burn O Vat Dinnet TO18217jhp Burn O’Vat gorge pothole Dinnet looking down high view water rocks colour Royal Deeside Aberdeenshire Scotland is reached after Loch Kinord on the North Deeside Road from Aberdeen westwards to Braemar after the town of Aboyne and before reaching Ballater at the right hand turner off marked Huntly and is part of this SSSI area with a visitor centre, carpark and public toilets. Claims this was a hideout for outlaws, namely Patrick Gilroy Macgregor, an early relative of Rob Roy, who operated in the Deeside Area. Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Aberdeenshire, Grampian, Deeside, Royal, Dinnet, Muir, Burn, Vat, Morven, hill, Loch, Kinord, Davan, Culblean, battle, memorial, rocky, rocks, boulders, gorge, pothole, eroded, undercut, curved, shaped, swirling, spiralling, cave, myths, Macgregor, outlaw, hideout, primroses, burn, water, stream, waterfall, spring, summer, trees, forest, landscape, walks, visitor, centre, public, toilets, carpark, SSSI, Nature, Reserve, Fuji, DSLR, S2Pro, camera, digital, May, 2004
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Photographer: Jim Henderson
Collection: Rivers, Glens & Lochs
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Burn O Vat Dinnet TO18217jhp
Upload Date: 2004-05-10 14:20:00
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Burn O’Vat gorge pothole Dinnet looking down high view water

rocks colour Royal Deeside Aberdeenshire Scotland is reached after Loch Kinord on the North Deeside Road from Aberdeen westwards to Braemar after the town of Aboyne and before reaching Ballater at the right hand turner off marked Huntly and is part of this SSSI area with a visitor centre, carpark and public toilets. Claims this was a hideout for outlaws, namely Patrick Gilroy Macgregor, an early relative of Rob Roy, who operated in the Deeside Area.
Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Aberdeenshire, Grampian, Deeside, Royal, Dinnet, Muir, Burn, Vat, Morven, hill, Loch, Kinord, Davan, Culblean, battle, memorial, rocky, rocks, boulders, gorge, pothole, eroded, undercut, curved, shaped, swirling, spiralling, cave, myths, Macgregor, outlaw, hideout, primroses, burn, water, stream, waterfall, spring, summer, trees, forest, landscape, walks, visitor, centre, public, toilets, carpark, SSSI, Nature, Reserve, Fuji, DSLR, S2Pro, camera, digital, May, 2004