SPW051001 SCOTLAND (1936). Glenapp Estate, general view showing High Mark, Drumahallen Burn and March burn. An oblique aerial photograph taken facing south-east.

Dear Class31,



Having reviewed your comments I'm happy to accept your identification. The revised record will appear here in due course.



Brian Wilkinson

Britain from Above Activity Officer (Scotland)

View is looking south east over High Mark with the Drumahallen Burn on the left and the March Burn on the right. I obviously had a bad day in July and marked several markers incorrectly which I have now corrected. It may be difficult to gather more evidence although I have examined the archives of the National Library of Scotland to see their old maps. There is not much here to identify. I think that the patterns in the vegetation are most helpful particularly if you can connect a patch with the same patch in a photo which has been identified.

Dear Class 31,



Thanks for your help, I've been trying to figure this one out, but I don't think this one is solved just yet. Comparing with SPW050993 we can see the light patch of ground and the head of the Drumahallan burn in the top left of this image. If that is the case then we would be looking south of the Drumahallan Burn in the area around High Mark, Wee Leith Hill and Low Mark. I have so far been unable to match any of the wall lines, so for the time being I think this one should remain unidentified. Do you have any other ideas where it might be?



Brian Wilkinson

Britain from Above Activity Officer (Scotland).