I took this photo at the weekend,not far from the Orange sheep in viewpoint (new species thread) I'm sure a few will know where it is on this fledgling river.
But to get 10/10 you have to be specific.

Jim

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upper or lower clyde

Ha Ha. Specific 5/10

Jim

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Near Abbington

Coldish.

Jim

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New it was the Clyde jim down near Moffat

0/10. lets see if the dayshift know's better.

PS the river at Moffat is the baby Annan.

Jim

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sorry jim way past my bed time mate,Plus new it was the clyde but to many vodkas just carnt remember where mate, is it Crawford
if not iam going to bed but before iam going to delete this post so know one can take the P*** Cheers mate Jim

ah but jim the clyde rises in the border hills near moffat

Yes, the Clyde does rise not so far from Moffat, but it flows north, while the Moffat water flows 'southish' into the Annan. I'd guess the burn was photographed somewhere not so far from Crawford. The Moffat water receives the outfall from Loch Skeen, down the Grey Mare's Tail, on the other side of the hills from Talla, Fruid, Megget and the infant Clyde. TC
PS Nice example of a little riffle there, Jim, but typical of the Clyde that I saw a week Sunday, there is a shortage of projecting stones, which make landing sites for the 5 olive spinners known to crawl down such stones in order to lay their eggs below the surface. In that respect, Eden has perhaps better riffles, but some appalling wading, while Clyde is a comfort and a pleasure to wade in many parts, it seems. I used to get up that way quite a bit while working; we had radio and TV equipment in the buildings up at the Civil Aviation staton above Wanlock Head, Leadhills and Elvan Foot.