Heritage Trees of Scotland
CharlotteJoin me as I go in search of every tree featured in the book 'Heritage Trees of Scotland'.
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#4 The Kenmore Coast Redwoods
As we made our way back to the pickup, still marveling over the Glen Lyon Ash, we suddenly became acutely aware of the time. The dwindling daylight hours of late November were starting to catch up with us, and we had one more stop to make o...
#3 The Glen Lyon Ash
A short drive west from the Fortingall Yew took us through the changing landscapes of Glen Lyon, Scotland’s longest enclosed glen. Carved by the River Lyon, it stretches for over 32 miles, and is home to ancient woodland, open moorland and ...
#2 The Fortingall Yew
Our time with the Rannoch Crab had proved quite special, offering us a glimpse into the secrets we might uncover on the journey ahead. As we bid it a fond farewell and turned our thoughts to our next heritage tree of Scotland, I couldn’t he...
#1 The Rannoch Crab
Our Heritage Trees of Scotland tour began on a dreich morning in late November. We were staying near Loch Rannoch in Perthshire for the weekend, and over a hearty Scottish breakfast, had mapped out our route for the day. The plan was to vis...
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