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Torphantrick Wood

Wood, Forest in Aberdeenshire

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Torphantrick Wood

Path in woodland near Cambus o’May
Path in woodland near Cambus o’May Credit: Steven Brown

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Images are sourced within 2km of 57.066308/-2.9709026 or Grid Reference NO4197. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Path in woodland near Cambus o’May
Path in woodland near Cambus o’May
A93 towards Ballater
A93 towards Ballater
Open woodland behind Tomnakeist A ruined fank in a woodland full of birdsong. I still cannot tell garden warblers from blackcaps but my telephone told me that they were both there.
Open woodland behind Tomnakeist
A ruined fank in a woodland full of birdsong. I still cannot tell garden warblers from blackcaps but my telephone told me that they were both there.
Waymarked path, Cambus o’ May A break from the pine woods in what appears to be former farmland.
Waymarked path, Cambus o’ May
A break from the pine woods in what appears to be former farmland.
Forest trail, Cambus o’May
Forest trail, Cambus o’May
B9119 near Muir of Dinnet
B9119 near Muir of Dinnet
Junction of the B9119 and A93
Junction of the B9119 and A93
A93 towards Ballater
A93 towards Ballater
AA Box 472
AA Box 472
Car park, Cambus o’May Charging is about to commence here, and they will expect you to have a mobile that can accept an app and a signal to pay. This is a cheap way of collecting revenue and I expect it will appear everywhere very soon. Too easy for them to keep adding a pound to the fee as they have been fond of doing of late, and the conflict of needing a mobile with Scotland's notoriously patchy infrastructure will cause some grief. (I had two bars on O2 here) This is the first time I have come across compulsory telephone payment and probably the last time I park here.
Car park, Cambus o’May
Charging is about to commence here, and they will expect you to have a mobile that can accept an app and a signal to pay. This is a cheap way of collecting revenue and I expect it will appear everywhere very soon. Too easy for them to keep adding a pound to the fee as they have been fond of doing of late, and the conflict of needing a mobile with Scotland's notoriously patchy infrastructure will cause some grief. (I had two bars on O2 here) This is the first time I have come across compulsory telephone payment and probably the last time I park here.
View out of Cambus o' May Forest Towards Lochnagar.
View out of Cambus o' May Forest
Towards Lochnagar.
Waymarked path, Cambus o’ May The path runs along a kame, through mostly Scots pine woodland.
Waymarked path, Cambus o’ May
The path runs along a kame, through mostly Scots pine woodland.
Pond, Cambus o' May Forest A combination of clear water and a vivid green colour from vegetation on the bed of this shallow pool.
Pond, Cambus o' May Forest
A combination of clear water and a vivid green colour from vegetation on the bed of this shallow pool.
Pond by Tomnakeist Visited by the waymarked paths in Cambus o' May Forest.
Pond by Tomnakeist
Visited by the waymarked paths in Cambus o' May Forest.
Waymarked path, Cambus o’ May
Waymarked path, Cambus o’ May
Cairn, Cambus o' May Forest
Cairn, Cambus o' May Forest
Bridge over the Queel Burn A waymarked path, Cambus o' May Forest
Bridge over the Queel Burn
A waymarked path, Cambus o' May Forest
Waymarked path, Cambus o’ May Through a Scots pine wood.
Waymarked path, Cambus o’ May
Through a Scots pine wood.
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Torphantrick Wood is located at Grid Ref: NO4197 (Lat: 57.066308, Lng: -2.9709026)

Unitary Authority: Aberdeenshire

Police Authority: North East

What 3 Words

///potions.electrode.foam. Near Ballater, Aberdeenshire

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