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On the descent, looking towards Comb Head.

A new fence and a confusing feature when navigating across open hillside in thick hill mist.

South-east of Lowther Hill the Southern Upland Way is a roller coaster, having two very steep descents and immediate ascents either side of Comb Head. This is the first, and you can see where the descent takes you and what follows. The... (more)

At the head of Dinabid Linn.

More of a small scree slope than a crag, but still fairly unusual in the smooth, rounded Lowther Hills.

Looking upstream towards Hund Craig.

One of the higher altitude sections of the Southern Upland Way crosses the Lowther Hills here.

Looking towards the head of Dinabid Linn and the radar dome on the summit of Lowther Hill.

Looking towards Lowther Hill with its radar dome on the summit.

Grain is a Scots word meaning branch, and is frequently found in the names of minor upland tributaries in southern Scotland.

Looking towards Lowther Hill from the Southern Upland Way marker on the summit of Cold Moss. The true summit is ground near the marker at NS 89893 09442.

From the flanks of Wether Hill looking towards Hund Craig.

Browny, greeny and bluey! From Cold Moss looking to the aircraft tracking station on Lowther Hill there are 3 distinct lines of colour on an autumnal romp along the Lowther Donalds.