Pictures - Wednesday 07 June 2006
Ruthven Barracks in silhouette, taken from the vantage of my tent on a nearby nature reserve.
The ruins of Ruthven Barracks, Kingussie.
The top of the Pass of Drumochter. Welcome to the Highlands.
This sports car didn't make it to the top of the Pass. It was winched onto a breakdown lorry. Maybe he should have bought a bicycle instead.
Loch Garry flanked by the Sow of Atholl at a height of 803m, part of the Grampian Mountains.
Three End to Enders, travelling south. Greg Parent from Canada, Peter Johnson from Liverpool and John Hayter from Southampton.
Near to the top of the Drumochter Pass. They must have built the new road on top of the old A9 at this point, but happily they have left a small cycle track at the side.
Dalnacardoch Estate, with signpost warning that the cycle route is liable to severe weather changes and drifting snow, October to May. I was glad it was June!
The old A9 that runs parallel to the modern A9 trunkroad, the start of the Drumochter Pass.
Suspension bridge in disrepair. No way across for bikes, or anything else for that matter.
Welcome to Blair Atholl.
Suspension bridge for foot travellers, the way into Pitlochry.
Typical Scottish Castle on the way to Pitlochry.
Old railway bridge over the River Tay, that is now part of the National Cycle Network. The bridge carries a warning: All users do so at their own risk.
Field of bluebells, Dunkeld Cathedral and Chapter House Musuem.
Fisherman made of moss in an overgrown boat. In the grounds of Dunkeld Cathedral and Chapter House Museum.
Signpost on the National Cycle Network, route 77. A Millenium Commision Lottery Project.
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