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Queen's Drive

Queen's Drive


Postby litljortindan » Tue Sep 25, 2018 10:37 pm

Route description: Queen's Drive and River Clunie, Braemar

Date walked: 26/06/2018

Time taken: 2 hours

Distance: 5 km

Ascent: 200m

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A quick loop round Queen's Drive on a humid day. Just the right walk for the conditions and quite an enjoyable one.

ImageDSC09150c by John Little, on Flickr

ImageDSC09151 by John Little, on Flickr

ImageDSC09152 by John Little, on Flickr

ImageDSC09153 by John Little, on Flickr
Looking back at the village from the foot-bridge.

ImageDSC09156 by John Little, on Flickr
Heard a crashing noise in the trees beside the river and out ran a stag.

ImageDSC09164c by John Little, on Flickr
Quite a racket from this character as we cut away from the river towards Queen's Drive.

ImageDSC09167 by John Little, on Flickr

ImageDSC09170 by John Little, on Flickr

ImageDSC09180 by John Little, on Flickr
A grim-faced Mr L. well in front of a jolly faced Mrs L. Walking is all about being first.

ImageDSC09185 by John Little, on Flickr

ImageDSC09191 by John Little, on Flickr
Not today.

ImageDSC09193 by John Little, on Flickr

ImageDSC09195 by John Little, on Flickr

ImageDSC09199 by John Little, on Flickr

ImageDSC09200 by John Little, on Flickr
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