Brae of Mause

Downs, Moorland in Perthshire

Scotland

Brae of Mause

Field in the sun Field dotted with sheep in the early morning sunshine, looking north-westwards from the Bonnington Road
Field in the sun Credit: Scott Cormie

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Brae of Mause Images

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Field in the sun Field dotted with sheep in the early morning sunshine, looking north-westwards from the Bonnington Road
Field in the sun
Field dotted with sheep in the early morning sunshine, looking north-westwards from the Bonnington Road
Looking down on Bonnington Bonnington Farm from the hillside above to the north-east.
Looking down on Bonnington
Bonnington Farm from the hillside above to the north-east.
Cattle near Kynballoch Cattle at a feeder on the roadside north of Kynballoch.
Cattle near Kynballoch
Cattle at a feeder on the roadside north of Kynballoch.
Footbridge near Mill Leat, Blairgowrie
Footbridge near Mill Leat, Blairgowrie
Cargill's Leap
Cargill's Leap
Footpath near Cargills Leap
Footpath near Cargills Leap
Cargill's Leap The Ericht is forced through narrow passages in conglomerate rock here. The site is named after a Rattray Covenanter who escaped capture by jumping across here.
Cargill's Leap
The Ericht is forced through narrow passages in conglomerate rock here. The site is named after a Rattray Covenanter who escaped capture by jumping across here.
Cargill's Leap The Ericht is forced through narrow channels in conglomerate rock here.  The site is named after a Covenanter from Rattray who escaped capture by jumping the river here.
Cargill's Leap
The Ericht is forced through narrow channels in conglomerate rock here. The site is named after a Covenanter from Rattray who escaped capture by jumping the river here.
Cargill's Leap The Ericht is forced through narrow channels in conglomerate rock here.  The site is named after a Covenanter from Rattray who escaped capture by jumping the river here.
Cargill's Leap
The Ericht is forced through narrow channels in conglomerate rock here. The site is named after a Covenanter from Rattray who escaped capture by jumping the river here.
Keathbank Mill View across the Ericht at a surviving jute mill building, now residential.  There are numerous ruins on the Blairgowrie side of the river.
Keathbank Mill
View across the Ericht at a surviving jute mill building, now residential. There are numerous ruins on the Blairgowrie side of the river.
Path signpost, Blairgowrie No units given, but they are in miles (kilometres are also used on some signs in the locality).  Bridge of Cally remains 6 miles away for some time.
Path signpost, Blairgowrie
No units given, but they are in miles (kilometres are also used on some signs in the locality). Bridge of Cally remains 6 miles away for some time.
Ashbank Mill Ruins of a flax and jute mill on the Blairgowrie side of the Ericht. Now overgrown with trees.
Ashbank Mill
Ruins of a flax and jute mill on the Blairgowrie side of the Ericht. Now overgrown with trees.
Ashbank Mill Ruins of a flax and jute mill on the Blairgowrie side of the Ericht. Now overgrown with trees.
Ashbank Mill
Ruins of a flax and jute mill on the Blairgowrie side of the Ericht. Now overgrown with trees.
Ashbank Mill Ruins of a flax and jute mill on the Blairgowrie side of the Ericht. Now overgrown with trees.
Ashbank Mill
Ruins of a flax and jute mill on the Blairgowrie side of the Ericht. Now overgrown with trees.
Poplars, Knocky Hill above Blairgowrie on the Highland Boundary Fault. The line of poplars is very distinctive.
Poplars, Knocky
Hill above Blairgowrie on the Highland Boundary Fault. The line of poplars is very distinctive.
Pasture, Lornty Eastern side of Knockie, above Blairgowrie.
Pasture, Lornty
Eastern side of Knockie, above Blairgowrie.
View over the Ericht Looking across the Ericht towards the hills above Rattray.
View over the Ericht
Looking across the Ericht towards the hills above Rattray.
Road, Lornty The sign is a countermeasure against the sat-navs.  Good luck getting an HGV out from there, they mean it!
Road, Lornty
The sign is a countermeasure against the sat-navs. Good luck getting an HGV out from there, they mean it!
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Brae of Mause is located at Grid Ref: NO1647 (Lat: 56.612314, Lng: -3.3551616)

Unitary Authority: Perth and Kinross

Police Authority: Tayside

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///straying.dared.slam. Near Blairgowrie, Perth & Kinross

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