Waterfall Wanders In Scotland
Falls, The Hermitage, Dunkeld
A trip to The Hermitage in itself is magical! Some of the tallest trees you’ve ever seen. However, what makes this such a beautiful 1.5-mile woodland wander is following the River Braan towards Black Linn Falls where the aptly named Rumbling Bridge offers fantastic views and heart-racing rumbles as the water cascades in three chaotic streams. Enjoy the echoes of the falls and the sensation of the tumbling water from the beautiful Georgian folly known as Ossian’s Hall, which sits so close to the waterfall that peering out over the balcony creates a sense of falling.
ROXBURY â The Zoning Commission, meeting Monday, April 12, approved an application to construct a new veterinary clinic at 160 Baker Rd., following a Public Hearing.
The owner is listed as Rumbling Bridge LLC, Melinda Luke and Dr. Sarah Timm, and the property is next door to the current location of the Roxbury Animal Clinic, where Dr. Timm currently practices veterinary medicine.
Plans presented during the hearing show construction of a new 5,000-square-foot small animal clinic, a 1,700-square-foot large animal facility and a new entrance and exit.
Visitors to the clinic will enter by a new driveway at 160 Baker Rd. and exit at 156 Baker Rd. A six-foot tall fence will enclose the area around the large animal clinic and the rear of the small animal clinic to provide additional security.
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A Tayside mental health trauma charity has announced plans for a mental health festival this summer amid a current crisis.
Founded in November by Roxanne Kerr, of Rumbling Bridge, Trauma Healing Together will host the festival online due to the continued uncertainty of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Mental health crisis
The event comes after MSPs voted to declare a mental health crisis in Scotland.
In a debate at Holyrood last week, MSPs opted 65 to 58 in favour of the motion after Holyrood’s health committee warned of a “mental health tsunami” following the pandemic.
Politicians push for further meeting with bank bosses over branch closure plan
Bank of Scotland has confirmed its Kinross High Street branch will close for good in two months time
Kinross-shire councillor Callum Purves and Liz Smith MSP at Kinross Bank of Scotland. (Image: Perthshire Advertiser)
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