Pentland Hills

Braid Law, Caerketton (page 1 of 2)

	Braid Burn at Bonaly 1280 x 850 449K	Frosty February morning. The Braid Burn passes under the A720 bypass here.
	Braid Law 800 x 488 60K	Stunted, windswept trees defy the elements where Braid Law meets Cap Law, north of Quarrel Burn Reservoir.
	Braid Law 2 800 x 600 66K	Those trees again - from close up.
	Braid Law from Scroggy Hill 1024 x 768 123K	December sunshine accentuates the surface textures and reveals sheep dotted about a bare field, possibly dining on turnips.
	Caerketton 1024 x 768 103K	The hill at the north-east end of the Pentlands, above the artificial ski slope at Hillend. It's 452m above sea level. Photographed from nearby Allermuir Hill.
	Caerketton from Allermuir 1152 x 864 137K	Fluffy white clouds drift across a hazy blue sky. Far to the east lie Craigmillar and Musselburgh, barely discernible to the left of Caerketton Hill.
	Caerketton from White Hill 1024 x 768 156K	Looking up at the scree slope and the summit of Caerketton Hill (452M). This is the most visible of the Pentland Hills standing quite near to the city. The ski slope is often illuminated at night and, seen from Edinburgh, resembles a very steep street. See T Woods 2. Four people are standing on the ridge near the summit.
	Caerketton Summit 1152 x 864 214K	The higher of the two peaks (452M) is the eastern one shown here with the small cairn on top. This point is visible from most of Edinburgh. The top of the artificial ski-slope is halfway down the hill and a bit further east.