Brahan Wood

Wood, Forest in Ross-shire

Scotland

Brahan Wood

The A835 near Easter Moy
The A835 near Easter Moy Credit: Douglas Nelson

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The A835 near Easter Moy
The A835 near Easter Moy
Forest road, Moy Wood Care is required using Ordnance Survey maps here - the road network does not match the maps, new roads have appeared and other mapped tracks have vanished.
Forest road, Moy Wood
Care is required using Ordnance Survey maps here - the road network does not match the maps, new roads have appeared and other mapped tracks have vanished.
Road in Moy Wood
Road in Moy Wood
Old wall, Moy Wood
Old wall, Moy Wood
Logging road, Moy Wood
Logging road, Moy Wood
End of the road The newly improved logging road ends here and an older track continues into the woods. The trailer contains diesel.
End of the road
The newly improved logging road ends here and an older track continues into the woods. The trailer contains diesel.
Path in Moy Wood Not all the mapped paths and tracks shown by the Ordnance Survey exist. This was a second attempt to get to a hill top in the wood. The track soon meets a new logging road.
Path in Moy Wood
Not all the mapped paths and tracks shown by the Ordnance Survey exist. This was a second attempt to get to a hill top in the wood. The track soon meets a new logging road.
Clear fell, Moy Wood
Clear fell, Moy Wood
Logging road, Moy Wood The 1:25,000 map does not show the tracks correctly here. The road is missing from the map and some of the mapped tracks are missing from the ground. As usual resort to contours.
Logging road, Moy Wood
The 1:25,000 map does not show the tracks correctly here. The road is missing from the map and some of the mapped tracks are missing from the ground. As usual resort to contours.
Cnoc a' Mhuillin-Thairbh A hilltop in Moy Wood.
Cnoc a' Mhuillin-Thairbh
A hilltop in Moy Wood.
Gated road near Moy Rock
Gated road near Moy Rock
Woodland Walk We were geocaching here and it is a lovely walk.  We were bitten by midges though.  Further north the midge won't be around for a couple more weeks yet.
Woodland Walk
We were geocaching here and it is a lovely walk. We were bitten by midges though. Further north the midge won't be around for a couple more weeks yet.
Uncurling fern I love seeing the ferns when they are uncurling - they remind me of ammonites.
Uncurling fern
I love seeing the ferns when they are uncurling - they remind me of ammonites.
Jacob Sheep This area had a lot of good, clean pasture.  Jacob sheep are not a common sight in this area.
Jacob Sheep
This area had a lot of good, clean pasture. Jacob sheep are not a common sight in this area.
Salmon angler on the Kettle pool of the Conon The water levels on the conon are controlled by the huge Strathconon hydro system. water levels can rise 30 cm in 10 mins and can be dangerous for anglers.
Salmon angler on the Kettle pool of the Conon
The water levels on the conon are controlled by the huge Strathconon hydro system. water levels can rise 30 cm in 10 mins and can be dangerous for anglers.
Ploughed field Arable farmland makes up most of this grid square.
Ploughed field
Arable farmland makes up most of this grid square.
Highland birchwood Typical Highland birchwood, with estate track leading to the shore of Loch Ussie
Highland birchwood
Typical Highland birchwood, with estate track leading to the shore of Loch Ussie
Swans feeding on Loch Ussie Legend has it that the Brahan Seer lived near Loch Ussie. Before being taken to Fortrose on the Black Isle to be tried for witchcraft, (and subsequently burnt alive), he threw his oracle stone into the loch and said it would one day be found in the belly of a fish. Whoever found this seeing-stone would gain his gift of the second sight.
Swans feeding on Loch Ussie
Legend has it that the Brahan Seer lived near Loch Ussie. Before being taken to Fortrose on the Black Isle to be tried for witchcraft, (and subsequently burnt alive), he threw his oracle stone into the loch and said it would one day be found in the belly of a fish. Whoever found this seeing-stone would gain his gift of the second sight.
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Brahan Wood is located at Grid Ref: NH5155 (Lat: 57.566601, Lng: -4.4924525)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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