Balhalgardy

Settlement in Aberdeenshire

Scotland

Balhalgardy

Young trees at Lethenty Rows of young fir trees near the Hillhead of Lethenty. — Young trees at Lethenty Credit: Scott Cormie

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Balhalgardy Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.306933/-2.403468 or Grid Reference NJ7524. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Young trees at Lethenty

Rows of young fir trees near the Hillhead of Lethenty.

Scott Cormie

B9001 north of Inverurie

The B9001 heading north from Inverurie, near Lethenty.

Scott Cormie

Roundabout north of Inverurie

B9001 roundabout north of Inverurie at the Portstown Link Road, and minor road to Harlaw.

Scott Cormie

Battle of Harlaw Monument

Monument at the Battle of Harlaw, viewed from the east.

Scott Cormie

Harlaw House

Tower of Harlaw House viewed from the south.

Scott Cormie

Road near Inveramsay

Minor road heading north towards the Mains of Inveramsay in the distance to the left.

Scott Cormie

Inverurie to Inverness line

Looking toward Inverurie railway station from the side of the bridge over the line.

Ralph Greig

Old Bridge footings

The remains of a bridge or some other structure that used to cross the River Urie

Ralph Greig

Hairpin bends into the river

A strange path of several hairpins leading straight into a river.

Ralph Greig

New Path to an Old Bridge

here we find a nice new tarmac Bridge that ends just before the path floods under the bridge.

Ralph Greig

A96 underpass

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Ralph Greig

Railway bridge

Ralph Greig

Road and rail

Railway under the A96

Ralph Greig

Harlaw House

Ralph Greig

Harlaw Monument

The Battle of Harlaw (Scottish Gaelic: Cath Gairbheach) was a Scottish clan battle fought on 24 July 1411 just north of Inverurie in Aberdeenshire. It was one of a series of battles fought during the Middle Ages between the barons of northeast Scotland and those from the west coast.

Ralph Greig

Looking north west across the River Urie flood plain

Taken from the B9170 looking north west across the grid square close to the town of Inverurie.

Lizzie

Harlaw Monument

Commemorating the 1411 Battle of Harlaw. A Highland army led by Donald, Lord of the Isles, was defeated here by a Lowland army. Most of the victorious Lowlanders came from Aberdeen and the North-east.

Colin Smith