Image Deeside near Potarch qwe4105jhp by Jim Henderson

 
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Deeside near Potarch qwe4105jhp Potarch Bridge River Dee Scotland Deeside Way spring gorse panorama looking down on Royal Deeside to the Potarch Bridge at this well known crossing point over the river from the North Deeside Road between Banchory and Kincardine O誰eil for heading eastwards to Feughside up this Road via the Shooting Greens and past Slewdrum Community owned woodland or south to join the southern route from Aboyne to Finzean. In the summer the riverbank can be mobbed with picnickers and swimmers while it is also a popular salmon fishing stretch and the narrow turbulent water good for canoeing. This stretch of the Deeside Way has been recently completed and adds another piece to the public footpath network running from Aberdeen west along Deeside to Ballater. Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Aberdeenshire, Royal Deeside, Potarch, bridge, Deeside, Way, River Dee, spring, landscape, dyke, road, path, gorse, birch, trees, clouds, countryside, walking, cycling
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Photographer: Jim Henderson
Collection: Rivers, Glens & Lochs
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Deeside near Potarch qwe4105jhp
Upload Date: 2012-05-03 10:42:08
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Potarch Bridge River Dee Scotland Deeside Way spring gorse panorama

looking down on Royal Deeside to the Potarch Bridge at this well known crossing point over the river from the North Deeside Road between Banchory and Kincardine O誰eil for heading eastwards to Feughside up this Road via the Shooting Greens and past Slewdrum Community owned woodland or south to join the southern route from Aboyne to Finzean. In the summer the riverbank can be mobbed with picnickers and swimmers while it is also a popular salmon fishing stretch and the narrow turbulent water good for canoeing. This stretch of the Deeside Way has been recently completed and adds another piece to the public footpath network running from Aberdeen west along Deeside to Ballater.
Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Aberdeenshire, Royal Deeside, Potarch, bridge, Deeside, Way, River Dee, spring, landscape, dyke, road, path, gorse, birch, trees, clouds, countryside, walking, cycling