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near to Rait, Perth And Kinross, Scotland

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	Braes of the Carse by Anne Burgess Pasture land on the lower slopes of the Sidlaw Hills. Until I looked at the map, I had never heard the name 'Braes of the Carse' but it is very apt.
	Fingask Castle and grounds from the air by Mike Pennington Taken from a balloon above fields east of Rait. Sir Stuart's House on the Fingask estate is visible bottom right, with the castle towards the top left.
	Road below Craighead Quarries by Richard Webb Foot of the Sidlaw scarp.
	Former curling pond by Mick Garratt
	Stubble, Flawcraig by Richard Webb Arable land, Carse of Gowrie.
	Underneath the oak tree in autumn, Fingask by Mike Pennington A newly fallen acorn among brown oak leaves.
	Fingask Castle entry by James Allan Private drive into Fingask Castle and grounds
	Flawcraig Farm by James Allan
	Sir Stuart's House, Fingask Castle by Tom Pennington
	Field near Fingask by Anne Burgess The dominating feature of the Carse of Gowrie is that it is as flat as a pancake, as can be seen in this view of a field between Rait and Fingask.
	Sir Stuart's House, Fingask by Mike Pennington A cottage on the Fingask estate, rented out for holidays. It is a newly built house, completed in 2003, but on the site of an older building. It is named for Sir Stuart Threipmuir, ancestor of the current owner, and physician to Bonnie... (more)
	Fingask Castle and grounds from the air by Mike Pennington Taken from a hot air balloon over fields east of Rait. Sir Stuart's House and the pond bottom left and the castle top centre.