A satisfying but gentle walk with just one short, steep, demanding climb was the order of a humid afternoon. Starting from the 18th century weaving village of Comrie, which is in part an architectural conservation area, the first half of the walk is through a deep wooded glen, accompanied by the sound of tumbling waters and with small detours down to overviews of rapids and waterfalls. The way through the glen rises gently on to moorland before crossing over the river Lednock for the return journey through the pine carpeted, dark and silent forrest of Laggan Wood, hanging above the glen.
Little Caldron
Helen clearing the path
Marking the way
Wooden walk way down to Deil's Caldron
Deil Caldron
Helping with navigation
Footpath up to Lord Menville's Monument
The monument
Views from the monument looking south west towards Ben Halton
View point Selfie
Taken by a very nice local lady
Dundas Bridge
The Bridge
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