Doon of Culreoch from Carstramon Wood
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Doon of Culreoch from Carstramon Wood
Image: © James Johnstone Taken: 1 Nov 2013
Carstramon Wood Reserve - Gatehouse of Fleet. This small 90 hectare woodland is the largest of four in the Fleet Valley and it is situated roughly two miles away from Gatehouse of Fleet. The entire region was once covered by beautiful forests such as the one at Carstramon but today only four little woodland clusters remain to remind us of how beautiful the area must have once been. The majority of the trees are roughly 200 years old and were planted from English acorns.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.93021
Longitude
-4.205317