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Rusty-Backed Fern, Islay
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CEP - Islay
Rusty-Backed Fern (Asplenium ceterach). A fern found in alkaline crevices such as limestone rocks and drystone walls. Name derived from scales and spores on underside which turn brown. Scanned from a slide taken by CE Palmar, taken at Bridgend, Islay.
18 June 1980
River Add from Dunadd
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Argyllshire - Crinan Canal, Moine Mhor and Loch Gilp
Bridgend and the River Add from Dunadd, a 2400 year old fortified farmstead which became a fortress, from which the Kings of Dalriada (Dal Riata) ruled, the descendants of whom became the Kings of the early Scots.
The well is in the left foreground.
21 May 2013
River Add from Dunadd
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Argyllshire - Crinan Canal, Moine Mhor and Loch Gilp
Bridgend and the River Add from Dunadd, a 2400 year old fortified farmstead which became a fortress, from which the Kings of Dalriada (Dal Riata) ruled, the descendants of whom became the Kings of the early Scots.
Some of the early stone ramparts remain.
