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Bruntland Plantation

Wood, Forest in Wigtownshire

Scotland

Bruntland Plantation

Old milestone A leaning Wigtownshire milestone that has had vegetation cleared away to show the extent of its lean but has been repainted. It is on the B7085 just west of the B7021. The next milestone nearer Port William has the mileage to Port William as ½ mile. The W is for Wigtown.
Old milestone Credit: Jacqueline Crowther

Bruntland Plantation is a picturesque woodland area located in Wigtownshire, Scotland. Covering an expansive area of approximately 500 acres, it is known for its diverse array of tree species and enchanting natural beauty. The plantation is situated on the eastern slopes of the Cree Valley, providing visitors with breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.

The forest is predominantly made up of native tree species, including oak, birch, beech, and Scots pine. These trees have been carefully maintained and managed over the years, creating a well-established and healthy woodland ecosystem. The diverse range of flora and fauna found within the plantation makes it an ideal spot for nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers.

Visitors to Bruntland Plantation can enjoy a variety of recreational activities, such as walking, hiking, and birdwatching. There are several well-marked trails that wind through the forest, allowing visitors to explore its hidden treasures. The plantation is also home to a number of bird species, including woodpeckers, owls, and various songbirds, making it a popular destination for birdwatchers.

In addition to its natural beauty, Bruntland Plantation also holds historical significance. The area was once part of an ancient woodland that has been present in the region for centuries. The plantation has been carefully managed by local authorities to preserve its historical and environmental importance.

Overall, Bruntland Plantation is a captivating woodland area that offers visitors a tranquil escape into nature. With its diverse tree species, abundant wildlife, and stunning views, it is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a peaceful and enriching experience in Wigtownshire.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 54.765801/-4.5370755 or Grid Reference NX3644. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Old milestone A leaning Wigtownshire milestone that has had vegetation cleared away to show the extent of its lean but has been repainted. It is on the B7085 just west of the B7021. The next milestone nearer Port William has the mileage to Port William as ½ mile. The W is for Wigtown.
Old milestone
A leaning Wigtownshire milestone that has had vegetation cleared away to show the extent of its lean but has been repainted. It is on the B7085 just west of the B7021. The next milestone nearer Port William has the mileage to Port William as ½ mile. The W is for Wigtown.
Old milestone This Wigtownshire style milestone has recently been uplifted and repainted by a Milestone Society member. The W is for Wigtown. This style of milestone was probably set up in the late 19C/early 20C after the inaugurtion of county councils.
Old milestone
This Wigtownshire style milestone has recently been uplifted and repainted by a Milestone Society member. The W is for Wigtown. This style of milestone was probably set up in the late 19C/early 20C after the inaugurtion of county councils.
Old milestone The right face of the milestone 8 miles from Wigtown. Many of the milestones in Wigtownshire are of a quadrant shape.
Old milestone
The right face of the milestone 8 miles from Wigtown. Many of the milestones in Wigtownshire are of a quadrant shape.
Old milestone The milestone just west of the B7021 junction on the road from Wigtown to Port William. Straightened, uplifted and painted by a local Milestone Society member.
Old milestone
The milestone just west of the B7021 junction on the road from Wigtown to Port William. Straightened, uplifted and painted by a local Milestone Society member.
Old milestone The Wigtown face of the milestone recently straightened and uplifted. Many of the Wigtownshire stones are a quadrant shape but others, like this one, are more triangular.
Old milestone
The Wigtown face of the milestone recently straightened and uplifted. Many of the Wigtownshire stones are a quadrant shape but others, like this one, are more triangular.
Old milestone Just southwest of Lanberrick, another milestone painted by a Milestone Society member. On the very edge of the road but highlighted by the yellow gorse in Springtime.
Old milestone
Just southwest of Lanberrick, another milestone painted by a Milestone Society member. On the very edge of the road but highlighted by the yellow gorse in Springtime.
Old milestone Easy to find this milestone near the wind turbines.
Old milestone
Easy to find this milestone near the wind turbines.
Old milestone Work finished straightening and repainting this milestone by a Milestone Society member. it is sited just west of the b7021 junction leading to Whithorn.
Old milestone
Work finished straightening and repainting this milestone by a Milestone Society member. it is sited just west of the b7021 junction leading to Whithorn.
Old milestone On this lovely sunny day, the milestone, road and fields striped by shadows from the trees not yet in full leaf.
Old milestone
On this lovely sunny day, the milestone, road and fields striped by shadows from the trees not yet in full leaf.
Old milestone And southwestwards with a mile before reaching Port William.
Old milestone
And southwestwards with a mile before reaching Port William.
Big Balcraig Late evening and the fields near Big Balcraig are being cut for silage.
Big Balcraig
Late evening and the fields near Big Balcraig are being cut for silage.
Working the Fields Late evening near Big Balcraig Farm and work goes on to bring in the silage.
Working the Fields
Late evening near Big Balcraig Farm and work goes on to bring in the silage.
Balcraig Moor End of the road as this track runs out at Balcraig Moor Farm off the B7085.
Balcraig Moor
End of the road as this track runs out at Balcraig Moor Farm off the B7085.
Lochan by Balcraig Moor This small loch on OS Mapping is next to the farm with a view here over to the Fell of Barhullion to the left of picture.
Lochan by Balcraig Moor
This small loch on OS Mapping is next to the farm with a view here over to the Fell of Barhullion to the left of picture.
Drumscallan Plantation View across open fields to the plantation which pretty much covers half of this grid square.
Drumscallan Plantation
View across open fields to the plantation which pretty much covers half of this grid square.
Balcraig Moor Track down from the farm to the B7085.
Balcraig Moor
Track down from the farm to the B7085.
Rannoch Cottage This out of the way cottage is next to Balcraig Moor Farm.
Rannoch Cottage
This out of the way cottage is next to Balcraig Moor Farm.
Drumscallan Plantation This concrete track runs through the middle of the plantation to the B7085.
Drumscallan Plantation
This concrete track runs through the middle of the plantation to the B7085.
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Bruntland Plantation is located at Grid Ref: NX3644 (Lat: 54.765801, Lng: -4.5370755)

Unitary Authority: Dumfries and Galloway

Police Authority: Dumfries and Galloway

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