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SCOTLAND: The Big Picture
THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW Arrival from 9.30am for tea/coffee/biscuits, for a 10am start. The day will wrap up around 3.30pm. By car: The venue is the Bunkhouse at Glassie Farm, Aberfeldy, PH15 2JN. What 3 Words: ///croak.origins.worldwide Via Aberfeldy: Come off the A9 at Ballinluig and follow signs for Aberfeldy. Drive into and through the town centre to the crossroads with traffic lights (at the Black Watch Pub), turn right and follow the B846 over Wades Bridge.
SALMON IN HOT WATER
Words by Duncan Pepper Images by SCOTLAND: The Big Picture With rising water temperatures increasingly affecting Scotland’s rivers, Atlantic salmon - so dependent on cold, clean water - are crying out for the woodlands that once shaded and fed them. 6,000 years ago, a rich, dynamic woodland ecosystem stretched across 60% of Scotland’s land area.
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Archaeological dig seeks evidence of the very first islanders' arrival Islands perhaps better known for their Bronze Age relics are revealing traces of an earlier civilisation. A settlement being unearthed on St Martin's represents "the most promising neolithic site in Scilly", according to Dr Duncan Garrow of Liverpool University, a specialist in the prehistory of North- West Europe.
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