The centre of the image is Newtown Gardens. In the upper left is Sheephouse Farm. The village of Harpsden is in the upper right and St. Marks road in the lower right. In the lower left corner is Marsh Meadows beside the river Thames.

A new track bypasses the now hazardous and unused route a little higher up the hillside. Loch Garve below.

Sounding like characters from a sci-fi novel, these are the wacky names belonging to two streets in the otherwise ultra conventional suburb of Richings Park. No idea why.

Viator's Bridge was built as a packhorse bridge. Its date is unknown but it was here in 1653. It forms part of an ancient network of tracks used to transport goods all over the Peak District. It crosses the River Dove here in the hamlet of Milldale at the northern end of Dove Dale Further up from here the Dove flows through Wolfscote Dale.

Half of the farm is seen, anther row is to the left.

Collection of gates possible used to manage sheep.

The Scottish Rights of Way Society (Scotways) compilation of the cross-country tracks of Scotland give this track the number 315. Dingwall to Strathpeffer and Garve. Mu.ch of the route is through woodland

Single track road from Houbie to Aith.

Dedicated to St Andrew.

Scotways list the off-road route from Dingwall to Garve as Route 315 and give its length as 12 miles/ 20 km.