Glenmidge
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Glenmidge
Image: © Richard Webb Taken: 6 Oct 2018
A terrifying place name, but safe to visit today. This is the gap between Kirkbride and Benan Hills, and has all the appearance of glacially modified drainage or a meltwater channel, possibly a former route of the Cairn Water. Today it carries a very small misfit burn.
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Image Location
Latitude
55.15319
Longitude
-3.771546