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Posted: 28 Jul 2019

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The Linn of Dee

The Linn of Dee
The mighty Scottish River Dee is shoehorned into a narrow rocky chasm as it tumbles under this fine road bridge. The Linn O' Dee gives unrivalled access to some fine examples of classic features of the Highland landscape: remnants of the ancient Caledonian pine forest abound here. The beautiful Glenn Lui and its river finishes just a short distance below this spot too and other paths climb higher into the heather moorland and parts of the high Cairngorm plateau.

The bridge is the highest crossing point of the Dee and, thanks to its relative proximity to Balmoral, it enjoyed the honour of being opened by Queen Victoria in 1857.

Nouchetdu38, Holger Hagen, , Micky Mike and 11 other people have particularly liked this photo

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 John Cass
John Cass
Wonderful shot, nicely composed and great detail.
4 years ago.
Herb Riddle club has replied to John Cass
Good that you enjoyed this John.
4 years ago.
 TOZ
TOZ club
Excellent composition Herb love to be thare love waterfalls.
TOZ
4 years ago.
Herb Riddle club has replied to TOZ club
Cheers Toz. I have some more waterfalls from this area that I may post someday too. ~ Herb
4 years ago.
 neira-Dan
neira-Dan club
superbe !!
4 years ago.
Herb Riddle club has replied to neira-Dan club
Thank you my friend. ~ Herb
4 years ago.
 Gudrun
Gudrun club
A really well composed photo showing all the beauty of this place! Isn't the Linn of Dee the starting point for the (in)famous Lairig Ghru? That treck would have been beyond my abilities even in my hillwalking days;-)
4 years ago.
Herb Riddle club has replied to Gudrun club
Good to see you here glancing at my Scottish snaps. You are right, the Lairig Ghru path does start or end here (the other end is at Coylumbridge some 19 miles away). A walk that is much too difficult for us. I think there were many other walks from here too. A beautiful spot here and we were blessed by good weather too. You must like these wild places as I have followed your Icelandic exploits too.
Cheers, Herb
4 years ago.
 Chris10
Chris10 club
Great place and picture too Herb!!

Greetz, Christien.
4 years ago.
Herb Riddle club has replied to Chris10 club
Always happy to share such things with you Chris.

Herb
4 years ago.

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