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Overton Burn and Footbridge

The Overtoun Burn starts high in the Kilpatrick Hills and tumbles down, gaining power as more streams join it. Otters use this burn as their commuter route up to the Black Linn, a reservoir now disused but well-stocked with brown trout. If you’re observant you might spot a footprint or a spraint (otter poo) but you’ll have to be very lucky to see the otters themselves. Quoted from Geocaching.
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ColRam said:

A voir en grand pour apprécier toutes les nuances *************
7 years ago ( translate )

Joe, Son of the Rock replied to ColRam:

Merci pour ce beau compliment, ColRam. Amitiés, Joe
7 years ago ( translate )

Roger (Grisly) said:

Beautiful light and excellent autumnal colours in a lovely image Joe,

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7 years ago

Joe, Son of the Rock replied to Roger (Grisly):

I appreciate your kind comment, Roger. Thank you, Joe
7 years ago

Fred Fouarge said:

mooie wilde beek Joe mooie omgeving HFF en mooi Weekeinde
7 years ago ( translate )

Joe, Son of the Rock replied to Fred Fouarge:

Thanks for your very kind comment, Fred. A good weekend to you too. Cheers, Joe
7 years ago

xenophora said:

Seductive colors.

I'm glad that apparently no human fishermen are chasing off the otters. :)
7 years ago

Joe, Son of the Rock replied to xenophora:

Thanks for your very kind comment, xenophora. Cheers, Joe
7 years ago