Start of the walk (yellow route)
appears that the forestry are trying to keep the paths in good condition considering the snow
Roe Deer
fawn with her mum
(excuse spelling?)
A Frozen waterfall
and another below[img]http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash1/hs737.ash1/163076_1454172006595_1602167455_30987305_4247584_n.jpg[img][/img][/img]
The main waterfall, its very pictureseque in the summer/autumn difference is like chalk and cheese.
A wee stroll following the river back to the car park.
Below is a pic i took in during the summer of the "main waterfall" in the walk.
You can see pictures from both summer and in autumn..
Glenbranter, Argyll Red/Orage And Waterfall Walk. The waterfalls unfortuantly due to the lack of rain this summer isn't very impressive still worth a wee trek thou.. just means got to go back late autumn... Original walk was approx 29th June, revisted couple of days ago, hence the addition of the waterfalls in spate
in the following link. http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2035948&id=1602167455&l=031cfac63f
