SCOTLAND360° BLOG POST - AUTUMN COLOURS AT RANDOLP'S LEAP
15th October 2005
Randolph’s Leap, by the River Findhorn is named after Thomas Randolph, later Earl of Moray, who was pursuing a rival clansman. Legend has it that the clansman escaped by leaping across the river to safety…
Today, the area is a Site of Special Scientific Interest and has a series of woodland walks along the riverside. I particularly enjoy the woodland and trees along the riverbanks and when the light is right and the leaves on the trees are on the turn in autumn, it’s a lovely place to visit.
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