This stand of aspen at St Adaman's Cross is one of the most striking in Glenlyon. It is only now starting to turn colour, as seen in the three photos below.
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“By the year 2020, you will never be more than one mile from an Aspen stand along any of Scotland’s lochs, rivers and major tributaries.” This project aims to restore Aspen to its rightful place as a significant and valued component of Scotland’s native woods, using our river corridors to connect the Highlands to the lowlands with stands of this iconic species.
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- Standing out.......
- Autumn aspen in Strathbraan
- Closer.......
- Record 401 Strathbraan
- Aspen in autumn.
- Aspen at the Pass of Lyon
- Aspen twigs
- Aspen on South Chesthill
- Where the Invervar Burn meets the Lyon
- And again.....
- New record in Glenlyon
- The knoll at St Adamnam's Cross.
- From the other side.......
- Mature aspen.....
- Young aspen suckers.......
- Losing its' leaves.....
- Aspen at Roroyere
- Striking colour........
- Aspen by Innerwick House
- By the Milton Eonan
- Above the Lyon at Meggernie
- Fluttering in the breeze
- Aspen in the fields below Meall Ghaordie
- New record in Glenlyon
- Aspen in Glen Lochay
- New aspen record in Glen Lochay
- Closer........
- Another new record in Glen Lochay
- Aspen by the Lower Lochay
- The Tarmachan ridge
- Yellow aspen leaves
- Twin trees
- Turning yellow....
- Two clones......
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