September 8, 2010
Blog ArchivesTullochvenus Circular
After leaving the village of Lumphanan, this walk takes the route of an 18th century military road. It is now a green lane which leads through an avenue of mixed deciduous trees before reaching more open agricultural scenery. After following a usually quiet main road for a short distance the walk enters a piece of … Continue Reading
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