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The bend by Crofts Farm turn off on the B9015.
by Des Colhoun
The farm is one kilometre to the north-east of Rothes.
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Scarecrows
by Anne Burgess
I think the scarecrows have been kitted out with protective winter gear since I first saw them here some time ago.
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Approaching the net!
by Des Colhoun
The subject fish is a male kelt salmon; this can be determined by the pronounced bend or kype in the lower jaw. After being landed this fish like six other of his pals was today safely returned to the freedom of the River Spey. The... (more)
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Pipeline marker, Crofts
by Richard Webb
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Track to the River
by Anne Burgess
Used by fishermen to reach the beat opposite Aikenway.
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Ubiquitous spaniel overlooks the Junction Pool at Rothes.
by Des Colhoun
The Junction Pool on the Rothes and Aikenway salmon beat of the Spey is a premier venue for the salmon fisher. The pool is named thus as it is here that the Rothes Burn enters the Spey.
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Fields, Crofts
by Richard Webb
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Fungus
by Anne Burgess
I am not expert enough to know what species of fungus this is.
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Crofts Cottage
by Anne Burgess
An outlying cottage of Crofts Farm, which is on the other side of the B9015 road.
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A salmon angler's point of view on Junction Pool at Rothes.
by Des Colhoun
It's February and the water is fairly cold; still the call of the spring salmon cannot be resisted! With a 15 foot long fly rod in one hand and camera in the other my intention was to show the sport literally from the angler's... (more)
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Tattie-Bogles
by Anne Burgess
This trio has appeared in the last few days. A tattie-bogle is a scarecrow. For several years the village of Rothes ran a tattie-bogle festival as part of the Spirit of Speyside event, and this group looks like part of that.
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Orchard Cottage
by Anne Burgess
In older documents this cottage, now well screened by its garden bushes, is referred to as Gurrie's Orchard, though I have yet to discover who Gurrie was. The orchard seems to have vanished, though there is still an apple tree dropping... (more)
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