Moffat Hills
Moffat is a former burgh and spa town in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland, lying on the River Annan, with a population of around 2,500.

By Tim Trott | July 30, 2016

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It was a centre of the wool trade and this is commemorated with a statue of a ram in the town's marketplace. The ram was presented to the town by William Colvin, a local businessman, in 1875. These are my photographs of Moffat and the surrounding areas, including Moffat Hills and the Devils Beef Tub.

Moffat Sheep Racing

Juggler Entertainer at Moffat Sheep Races

Moffat from Gallow Hill

Path to Moffat

Moffat from Gallow Hill

Buzzard flies over Gallow Hill, Moffat

Buzzard flies over Gallow Hill, Moffat

Miniature Effect of Moffat

Buzzard Flying over Moffat Hills

Buzzard flies over Gallow Hill, Moffat

Buzzard flies over Gallow Hill, Moffat

Moffat from Gallow Hill

Some Hares on the path to Gallow Hill

Walking Gallow Hill

Walking Gallow Hill

Walking Gallow Hill

Moffat Hills

Summer pathway through the woods

Trees in the forest

Moss on fallen tree branch

Fern leaves

In the forest

Moffat Hills in the Mist

Logs

In the foreast — In the forest

In the forest

Moss covered tree branch

Woodland Avenue

Barbed Wire Fence

Woodlands near Moffat

Country driveway near Moffat

Abandoned Cottage near Moffat

Tall Tree near Moffat

Sunset in Moffat

Moffat Night Sky during Winter

Winter Snow in Moffat

Snow at the Cottage in Moffat

Snow at the Cottage in Moffat

Winter Snow in Moffat

Winter Snow in Moffat

Snow at the Cottage in Moffat

Grey Mare's Tail Flooding near Moffat

Bertie Berlingo lost in the fog

Flooding in Moffat

Grey Mare's Tail Flooding near Moffat

Grey Mare's Tail Flooding near Moffat

Flooding around Moffat

Flooding around Moffat

Flooding in Moffat

Moffat Sheep Races

Hurricane flying over the house

Hurricane flying over the house

Hurricane flying over the house

Spitfire flying over the house

Hurricane and Spitfire flying over the house

Hurricane and Spitfire flying over the house

Springtime in Moffat

Stone on top of a hill near Moffat

Springtime driveway

St Mary's Loch near Moffat

Snowdrops

Fallen Trees in the forest

Fallen Trees in the forest

Moffat Hills

Trees in Moffat Hills

Moffat Hills

Snowdrops

Old Ruined House in the Moffat

Old Ruined House in the Moffat

Old Ruined House in the Moffat

Waterfall at Grey Mare's Tail

Grey Mare's Tail

Loch Skeen at the top of Grey Mare's Tail Frozen Over

Loch Skeen at the top of Grey Mare's Tail Frozen Over

Loch Skeen at the top of Grey Mare's Tail Frozen Over

Loch Skeen at the top of Grey Mare's Tail Frozen Over

Loch Skeen at the top of Grey Mare's Tail Frozen Over

Grey Mare's Tail in Snow and Ice

Grey Mare's Tail in Snow and Ice

Grey Mare's Tail in Snow and Ice

Grey Mare's Tail in Snow and Ice

Grey Mare's Tail in Snow and Ice

Jeep Cherokee outside the house

Devils Beeftub on the snow

A701 in the Snow

Jeep Cherokee at a snowy Devils Beeftub

A701 in the Snow

A701 in the Snow

A701 in the Snow

A701 in the Snow

Frosty Morning in Moffat

Frosty Morning in Moffat

Frosty Morning in Moffat

Frosty Morning in Moffat

Frosty Morning in Moffat

Frosty Morning in Moffat

Stream flowing into Megget Reservoir near Moffat

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On Saturday 24th of September 2022, Harold said

Great website - I would double check your spitfire and hurricane photos I think you have labelled them the wrong way round, it is the spitfire with the clipped wings. They clipped the wings to make it more manoeuvrable at lower altitudes. As far as I am aware hurricanes never had clipped wings.