near to Findhorn, Moray, Scotland
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Farmland amid the forest
by James Allan
There are still a few areas of agricultural land being cultivated within the Culbin Forest. This field is near Binsness.
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Metal Stile near Binsness
Crossing a fence between woodland and an open field.
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Buried Trees
by Mick Garratt
Lady Culbin is the largest sand dune in the forest although now covered by trees. The sands are still moving and many of the tallest trees now have buried lower trunks. The Forestry Commission have dug one out as an example. Where they have... (more)
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A bench with a "poem", Culbin Forest
by Julian Paren
Is this a poem or not?
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Scots pine in Culbin Forest
by valenta
Contorted Scots pine in the forest
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Junction marker post number 3
by don cload
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A Tank Hiding in the Forest
by Alan Hodgson
An old tank full of water near a track in the Culbin Forest. The rivets show that this has been there a long time.
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Forestry road junction in Culbin Forest
by Steven Brown
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Path, Culbin
by Richard Webb
The path was recently mown, it was obviously overgrown with broom until a week or so before my visit. It was raining hard.
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Culbin Forest
by Alan Hodgson
This track is much softer underfoot than those more frequently used by forestry vehicles. Clearly jet black is not a good camouflage colour in here! Black panther sightings anyone?
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Bell Heather
by Mick Garratt
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Forest track near Lady Culbin's Buried Trees
by Julian Paren
There is a bench with a poem close to here that draws attention to the height of the buried trees.
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