Photo: Cambus o' May Bridge, a viewpoint near Dinnet in the Cairngorms, Aberdeenshire, north east Scotland.

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Cambus o' May Bridge

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The Cambus o’ May bridge is a slender white suspension footbridge slung across the Dee between Dinnet and Ballater. It was badly damaged in the 2015 floods and reopened after restoration a few years later. It’s a pretty spot for a pause, close to the Deeside Way, with parking nearby.

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