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Craigie Daff Wood

Wood, Forest in Kincardineshire

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Craigie Daff Wood

Field near Nibbetstane Looking north-west, downhill over a field near Nibbetstane, Durris.
Field near Nibbetstane Credit: Scott Cormie

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Craigie Daff Wood Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.042394/-2.3252929 or Grid Reference NO8094. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Field near Nibbetstane Looking north-west, downhill over a field near Nibbetstane, Durris.
Field near Nibbetstane
Looking north-west, downhill over a field near Nibbetstane, Durris.
Stables Entrance Roadway to the stables at Durris.
Stables Entrance
Roadway to the stables at Durris.
Durris School Durris Primary School at the Woodlands of Durris.
Durris School
Durris Primary School at the Woodlands of Durris.
Bogenraith Farm Looking east to farm sheds at Bogenraith.
Bogenraith Farm
Looking east to farm sheds at Bogenraith.
Ashentilly Wood from the west Looking eastwards towards Ashentilly Wood.
Ashentilly Wood from the west
Looking eastwards towards Ashentilly Wood.
Barley field near Corsehill Fields of barley north of the C5K road near Corsehill.
Barley field near Corsehill
Fields of barley north of the C5K road near Corsehill.
West Brachmont West Brachmont viewed from the road to the south-east across a young plantation.
West Brachmont
West Brachmont viewed from the road to the south-east across a young plantation.
Pastureland near East Brachmont Pastureland occupied by sheep, near East Brachmont.
Pastureland near East Brachmont
Pastureland occupied by sheep, near East Brachmont.
Elsick Mounth Track The Elsick Mounth Trail heading south towards Bruntyairds Wood.
Elsick Mounth Track
The Elsick Mounth Trail heading south towards Bruntyairds Wood.
Sheep staring at photographer These sheep were as interested in the photographic process as the photographer was in them.
Sheep staring at photographer
These sheep were as interested in the photographic process as the photographer was in them.
Endless grassy field beyond a foreground fringe of gorse
Endless grassy field beyond a foreground fringe of gorse
Entering Denside Travelling west on a minor road to Woodlands of Durris.
Entering Denside
Travelling west on a minor road to Woodlands of Durris.
Strathgyle Wood
Strathgyle Wood
Durris Home Farm Entrance to Home Farm, Durris
Durris Home Farm
Entrance to Home Farm, Durris
Denside Denside is a hamlet which has grown up along the road next to the farm of the same name. The fuel pumps belong to the smiddy which is still owned by the last smith Jim Raitt. The pumps are no longer in use but at one time they were used for retailing fuel (information kindly supplied by Jim Williamson).
Denside
Denside is a hamlet which has grown up along the road next to the farm of the same name. The fuel pumps belong to the smiddy which is still owned by the last smith Jim Raitt. The pumps are no longer in use but at one time they were used for retailing fuel (information kindly supplied by Jim Williamson).
Driveway to Durris Home Farm Horses heads on the gate pillars indicate a commitment to matters equestrian. The current president (2005-6) of the Highland Pony Society <span class="nowrap"><a title="http://www.highlandponysociety.com/about.htm" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" href="http://www.highlandponysociety.com/about.htm">Link</a><img style="margin-left:2px;" alt="External link" title="External link - shift click to open in new window" src="https://s1.geograph.org.uk/img/external.png" width="10" height="10"/></span> lives in Stablesbrae, the house which can be seen in the photo. Durris Home Farm lies further along the drive.
Driveway to Durris Home Farm
Horses heads on the gate pillars indicate a commitment to matters equestrian. The current president (2005-6) of the Highland Pony Society LinkExternal link lives in Stablesbrae, the house which can be seen in the photo. Durris Home Farm lies further along the drive.
Cairn Cottage The impressive aerial in the garden belongs to the owner who is a radio ham.
Cairn Cottage
The impressive aerial in the garden belongs to the owner who is a radio ham.
Currackstane An impressive playhouse in the garden.
Currackstane
An impressive playhouse in the garden.
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Craigie Daff Wood is located at Grid Ref: NO8094 (Lat: 57.042394, Lng: -2.3252929)

Unitary Authority: Aberdeenshire

Police Authority: North East

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