Carse of Stirling

Prints and Stock images of the Carse of Stirling.

The Carse of Stirling, formerly a expansive area of bog, was drained and cleared of peat over the course of a 100 years from 1760. Unfortunately, the cleared peat silted up the River Forth and shipping was no longer able to reach Stirling, but over 10,000 acres of rich farmland had been created.

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Prints & Stock Image -Ben Lomond and the Carse of Stirling, Stirling, Scotland
Image - Ben Ledi and Carse of Stirling, Winter snow
Image - River Forth and the Carse of Stirling, Winter snow
Image - Flanders Moss, Countryside, fields
Image - Carse of Stirling, Winter Panorama
Image - River Forth and Carse of Stirling, Winter Snow
Image - Flanders Moss, Countryside, fields
Image - Carse of Stirling, Countryside, fields in winter
Image - Carse of Stirling, Countryside, fields in winter
Image - Carse of Stirling in the winter of 2010
Image - Carse of Stirling panorama, Countryside, fields
Image - Carse of Stirling Panorama, Countryside, fields
Image - Carse of Stirling and River Forth, Countryside, fields
Image - Ben Vorlich and Stuc a'Chroin, seen across the Carse of Stirling, Panorama
Image - Ben Vorlich and Stuc a'Chroin, seen across the Carse of Stirling in winter
Image - Farms on the Carse of Stirling in the winter of 2010
Image - Carse of Stirling, Countryside, fields
Image - View across Carse of Stirling to the mountains of Ben Vorlich and Stuc a'Chroin
Image - View across Carse of Stirling to the mountains of Ben Vorlich and Stuc a'Chroin
Image - Carse of Stirling, Countryside, fields, hedgerows
Image - Fields and barn on the Carse of Stirling in the winter of 2010
Image - Carse of Stirling, Countryside, fields
Image - Carse of Stirling Farms, Countryside, fields
Image - Carse of Stirling, Farm, Countryside, fields
Image - Carse of Stirling and River Forth, Countryside, fields
Image - Carse of Stirling, Countryside, fields
Image - Carse of Stirling, Countryside, fields
Image - Ben Vorlich and Stuc a'Chroin, seen across the Carse of Stirling in winter