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Looking east from Brownhart

Walk Photo 216901

Looking east from Brownhart

Caption - The view eastwards from around the 500m contour is towards the head of the Coquet valley with the first green field visible in the middle distance and the big block of conifers at Carshope Plantation further away.

Walk 2169 : Chew Green & Upper Coquet Valley

Photographer : Gordon Hatton

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