near to Clachan of Glendaruel, Argyll And Bute, Scotland
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Minor road from Glendaurel to Otter Ferry, Cowal, Argyll
by paul birrell
Almost impossible hill on a bike !!
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Otter Ferry road
Looking along a straight section of the Otter Ferry road as it descends towards Bealachandrain farm. As the road leaves this square, it bends slightly to the left.
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The Otter Ferry to Glendaruel road |
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Felled forest above Bealachandrain Burn
by Alan Reid
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Land Rover parked on the Otter Ferry road
This Land Rover belongs to SSE Power Distribution who were inspecting the power lines nearby.
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Power Lines
The power lines turn left down the hillside while the road loops around to the right.
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Forestry road above Balachandrain Burn
The forestry road turns sharply as it descends the hill.
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Coniferous trees alongside the Otter Ferry road
The minor road connects the valley, Glendaruel with Otter Ferry; it's a narrow, winding route with a mossy or grassy strip along its middle line in places. The road passes through coniferous plantations for most of its route.
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Passing place on Otter Hill Road
Passing places are few and far between on the narrow, winding C11 Otter Hill Road between Clachan of Glendaruel and Otter Ferry - or maybe it just seems that way when cycling up.
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An Cnap from Otter Hill Road
The deforested 243m hill as seen from the C11 Otter Hill Road.
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Otter Hill Road
One of the many steep sections of the east end of the C11 Otter Hill Road.
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Otter Hill Road
The east end of the C11 Otter Hill Road which runs from Clachan of Glendaruel to Otter Ferry.
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Power lines at Otter Hill Road
The power lines and the road compete for space and the easiest route up the steep east side of the hill.
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Otter Hill Road
One of the many steep bends on the east side of the hill.
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Passing place on Otter Hill Road
Approaching the top of the hill from the east side.
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