Lamb Hill

Hill, Mountain in Dumfriesshire

Scotland

Lamb Hill

View across Eskdale The building on the far side of the river is Rennaldburn Farm standing at the mouth of the side valley of the Rennald Burn.
View across Eskdale Credit: Oliver Dixon

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Lamb Hill Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.270028/-3.1409149 or Grid Reference NY2797. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

View across Eskdale The building on the far side of the river is Rennaldburn Farm standing at the mouth of the side valley of the Rennald Burn.
View across Eskdale
The building on the far side of the river is Rennaldburn Farm standing at the mouth of the side valley of the Rennald Burn.
View across Eskdale The River White Esk is hidden in the foreground. The hill beyond is Greystonelee Rig <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/NY2698">NY2698</a>.
View across Eskdale
The River White Esk is hidden in the foreground. The hill beyond is Greystonelee Rig NY2698.
Sign at Rennaldburn Sign for self-catering farmhouse and artist's studio.
Sign at Rennaldburn
Sign for self-catering farmhouse and artist's studio.
Rennaldburn Art House Old farmhouse, now self-catering accommodation and artist's studio.
Rennaldburn Art House
Old farmhouse, now self-catering accommodation and artist's studio.
The southern approach to Eskdalemuir on the B709 Entering the village of Eskdalemuir on the White Esk in north Eskdale.
The southern approach to Eskdalemuir on the B709
Entering the village of Eskdalemuir on the White Esk in north Eskdale.
Forestry clear fell area An area of forest has been cleared at Harewood Head. Flow Hill is in the distance with Blaeberry Hill to the left.
Forestry clear fell area
An area of forest has been cleared at Harewood Head. Flow Hill is in the distance with Blaeberry Hill to the left.
Glendinning Heights Rough grazing with bog cotton grass in bloom and the edge of a Sitka forest in the background. This area of forest is shown on the Explorer map but is not shown on the Landranger map.
Glendinning Heights
Rough grazing with bog cotton grass in bloom and the edge of a Sitka forest in the background. This area of forest is shown on the Explorer map but is not shown on the Landranger map.
Rough grazing near Sharpy Law Looking over to Kirk Cleuch Rig.
Rough grazing near Sharpy Law
Looking over to Kirk Cleuch Rig.
Muckle Knowe At the 362m summit looking along to Long Knowe.
Muckle Knowe
At the 362m summit looking along to Long Knowe.
Rough grazing on Muckle Knowe Looking along to the summit of Muckle Knowe with forestry on the left.
Rough grazing on Muckle Knowe
Looking along to the summit of Muckle Knowe with forestry on the left.
Forestry and the Rennald Burn
Forestry and the Rennald Burn
Weedy field
Weedy field
New and old forest in Eskdale
New and old forest in Eskdale
Dark tunnel in the forest
Dark tunnel in the forest
Road to Clerkhill Cheviot tups beside an access road to several residential properties not yet submerged beneath Kronospan's Sitka.
Road to Clerkhill
Cheviot tups beside an access road to several residential properties not yet submerged beneath Kronospan's Sitka.
The Pike Looking across wet ground at Clerkhill to The Pike, covered in Sitka Spruce, like nearly all the hills hereabouts.
The Pike
Looking across wet ground at Clerkhill to The Pike, covered in Sitka Spruce, like nearly all the hills hereabouts.
Clerkhillgrains Through the gate and a nasty surprise, my 2002 map did not show the new forestry along the Harewood Burn, so much for a walk in the open.  This is the last of the Clerkhill fields before entering the latest addition to Kronospan's Eskdalemuir empire.
Clerkhillgrains
Through the gate and a nasty surprise, my 2002 map did not show the new forestry along the Harewood Burn, so much for a walk in the open. This is the last of the Clerkhill fields before entering the latest addition to Kronospan's Eskdalemuir empire.
Lamb Sike A burn, mercifully left unplanted running off Lamb Hill to Clerkhillgrains. The unplanted strip beside the water was heavily overgrown and arduous going. A deer path helped though.
Lamb Sike
A burn, mercifully left unplanted running off Lamb Hill to Clerkhillgrains. The unplanted strip beside the water was heavily overgrown and arduous going. A deer path helped though.
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Lamb Hill is located at Grid Ref: NY2797 (Lat: 55.270028, Lng: -3.1409149)

Unitary Authority: Dumfries and Galloway

Police Authority: Dumfries and Galloway

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