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	The Ochil Fault by M J Richardson The fault, photographed from a glider, separates the highlands to the right [north] from the lowlands - the Forth valley, to the south. Meanders of the River Forth and the Carse of Stirling are to the left, the Ochil Hills to the right.
	East side of Dumyat viewed across the Menstrie Burn by Alan O'Dowd The name Dumyat is said to derive from 'dun miathi' - fort of the Miathi (or Maetae) tribe which existed during the time of Roman occupation of Scotland.
	Menstrie Glen by Chris Wimbush
	East of Dumyat by William Starkey Steep ground on the eastern flank of Dumyat.
	Track on Dumyat by wrobison An old farm track from Menstrie that goes to Lossburn Reservoir.
	Scout hut, Menstrie by Richard Webb Menstrie Scout Group's Activity Centre on Ochil Road.
	Menstrie Burn tributary by Mick Garratt
	New tree planting in Menstrie Glen by Alan O'Dowd Looking towards Dumyat over an area which has been planted with broadleaf saplings, apparently as a trade-off for the commercial forestry company being allowed to plant commercial conifer plantations further up the glen.
	Menstrie Burn by Alex McGregor
	Lossburn track above Menstrie by Chris Wimbush
	Old Menstrie Bridge by Ken Crocket This fine old bridge is a feature on the original road to St Andrews. The Menstrie Burn under it is coming off the Ochil Hills and flows into the River Devon.
	Farm track below Dumyat by Doug Lee

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