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Where the River Divie joins the River Findhorn You have been warned! At some points the river is a sheer drop of a hund… At some points the river is a sheer drop of a hund… Large tranquil pool near Logie on the Findhorn OS Maps track Stats. Bridge across the Dorback The Dorback Bridge across the Divie The Divie A track of numerous bridges Rhododendrons at Dunphail The Italianate Dunphail House built for Charles Le… Water feature at Dunphail River view The track's bridges are a notable feature The Divie The river tumbling down many feet below us This replacement for a bridge swept away slants al… The Divie The Divie Rocky cliffs edge the Divie along much of its rout… The River Findhorn from the Daltulich Bridge The River Findhorn from the Daltulich Bridge Steps for anglers to reach The River Findhorn Track by The River Findhorn The River Findhorn The River Findhorn The River Findhorn Panny Laing's Longhorns at Logie Topography OS Map with route One of the many caves in this section of coat. Rem… Iron sandstone - any geologists looking? Cliffs east of Primrose Bay Moray Coastline One of the numerous caves along this stretch of co… Moray Coastline Clashach Quarry - site of numerous fossils History From the clifftop Cleft in the cliffs up which we climbed to exit! Primrose Bay from the cliffs. The Moray Coastline east of Primrose Bay

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Posted: 18 Jun 2023

Taken: 18 Jun 2023

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Commemorative Plaque high on the cliffface above the path.

Commemorative Plaque high on the cliffface above the path.

"To our truly dear friend, Charles Lennox Cumming Bruce who through these woods and rocks and along the inaccessible sections of the river, built this very pleasant path in the year 1856. The motivation for this plaque came from twenty friends with a grateful heart. George Robert Smith"

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I have passed this plaque many times on my walk to a favourite swim spot. Having wondered what it said, I'm delighted to find this explanation. Thank you for sharing.

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