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3 km from Ericstane, Dumfries And Galloway, Scotland

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	Moorland and Forestry at Annanhead by M J Richardson
	Above the Devil's Beeftub by Oliver Dixon Looking eastwards across the head of the Devil's Beeftub which is hidden. Despite the recent mild weather, there are still patches of snow on Hart Fell NT1113.
	The track to Hart Fell by David Purchase From this high point on the A701, to reach Hart Fell (808m, NT1113) is an exhilarating 7km (4.5 miles) walk. At least, it would be in better conditions than prevailed today!
	Postal Memorial near Moffat by David Medcalf This monument is to the memory of two stagecoach men, a coachman & guard, who died in a blizzard in February 1831, struggling to get the mail bags north to Tweedshaws after the mailcoach became stuck in the snowdrifts.
	Annanhead Hill by Colin Kinnear Looking up on to Annanhead Hill from the road.
	Devil's Beef Tub beyond grass verge by Trevor Littlewood The Devil's Beef Tub is a steep-sided hollow drained by feeding streams at the head of the River Annan. Two of its surrounding hills are in view, Annanhead Hill and Great Hill.
	A701 near Devil's Beef Tub by Jim Barton At 395m not quite the highest point of the road between Tweeddale and Annandale, but a spectacular place where the slope on the Annandale side steepens dramatically down to the Devil's Beef Tub, so-called as a hiding place for stolen... (more)
	Annandale Way this way by Robert Struthers A useful signpost directs walkers up the west side of the Devil's Beef Tub.
	Devil's Beef Tub by Michael Graham Peering into the Corrie. There is a wrecked vehicle in the bottom which may have come from the A701 450' above.
	Postal Memorial by Sandy Gerrard Link
	Looking towards the monument at Devil's Beef Tub on the A701 by Elliott Simpson
	Felled area, Flecket Hill by Richard Webb The trees are down along much of the A701 beyond the Beef Tub now. Disconcerting when you can remember a lot of them being planted.