Just to depress you further, it looks increasingly likely that the Nathro Hill wind farm (which is not on Nathro Hill at all but on the high ridge from Hill of Garbet to Peat Hill, between Glen Clova and Glen Lethnot) is about to be approved by the Scottish Government.


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The Mountaineering Council of Scotland, The John Muir Trust and Scottish Natural Heritage have all objected to this development of 17 turbines, each 440 feet high, strung along the ridge line for four miles.

These objections can be found
HERE, HERE, and HERE

But fingers in ears La La La Salmond, Ewing and the rest of the mad bunch are not listening.
Driving headlong into a legacy of destruction, devastation, and economic madness.
Luckily, I am English.
OK, maybe that is not so lucky either.

I've written up a comprehensive appraisal of the wind farm and hydro scheme situation in the Monadhliath Mountains and to the west of the Great Glen. It's not pretty, but you can be absolutely sure that it's coming our way.

You can find these maps by clicking

HERE