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Furnace

Furnace is a village named after the industrial plant that is there – disused now but restored. The iron furnace was built in the village on the banks of the river in about 1755 – and processed ore bought there from Cumbria by ship.

The restored Furnace iron works​
The restored iron works

Furnace Falls

Furnace Falls
Furnace Falls

Riverside walk

There weather forecast was poor so I followed a path out of the village along the river for a short walk and lunch.

River walk
Welsh fields
Backpacking lunch titanium gear
Bushcraft gear - leather gloves, titanium canteen with nesting mug - using a mini gas stove

I used the gas stove today as the wind was so strong that the alcohol stove could not deliver enough heat the boil water for Indian spiced Tea.

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More photos from my recent trip to Scotland

Aviemore

Strathspey Railway

Strathspey Railway
Strathspey Railway turn table

Walking near Tomintoul

Cairngorm National Park
Cairngorm National Park
Cairngorm National Park

Dhulaig Falls

Dhulaig Falls

Cairngorm Mountains from The Dava Way

Cairngorm Mountains from The Dava Way

Feshiebridge Forest

Feshiebridge ​Forest
Feshiebridge ​Forest

Speyside Way Bridges

Speyside Way bridgr
Speyside Way bridges

Speyside Way

Odd fruit

Scandinavian Village

Rainbow over Aviemore

Culbin Forest

Culbin Forest

Rozelle Park – Ayr

Yew tree
Peace Dove​
Peace Dove

Burns Cottage

Burns Cottage

Killington Lakes Services

Killington Lakes Services
Killington Lakes Services

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