October 2nd Photograph Seagull Scotland

October 2nd photograph of a seagull at Broughty Ferry, Dundee, Scotland.

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October 2nd Photograph Firth Of Tay Scotland

October 2nd photograph of the Firth Of Tay near Dundee, Scotland. The Firth of Tay is the estuary into which Scotland's largest river in terms of flow, the River Tay, empties.


October 2nd photograph of the Firth Of Tay near Dundee, Scotland.


October 2nd photograph of the Firth Of Tay near Dundee, Scotland.

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October 2nd Photograph Level Crossing Scotland

October 2nd photograph of a Railway Level Crossing in Carnoustie, Scotland. A diesel passenger train from Aberdeen passing through Carnoustie on its way to Dundee.

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October 2nd Photograph Wind Turbines Scotland

October 2nd photograph of wind turbines in Dundee, Scotland. Michelin's Dundee factory is the proud owner of two wind turbines. With a combined capacity of 4MW, the turbines generate an estimated 8 million units of clean electricity to help power the factory as well as homes in the surrounding area.


October 2nd photograph of wind turbines in Dundee, Scotland.

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October 2nd Photograph Claypotts Castle Scotland

October 2nd photograph of Claypotts Castle, Dundee, Scotland. This is a medieval castle located in the suburban West Ferry area of Dundee, Scotland. The castle was originally built by John Strachan around the period of 1569 and 1588 according to dates inscribed on stones that make up parts of the castle, which make its construction longer than usual for such a small building. The land on which the castle was built was originally leased by the Strachan family from Tironensian Abbey of Lindores starting in the early sixteenth century. In 1601 the Strachan family sold the castle to Sir William Graham of Ballunie who later sold it to Sir William Graham of Claverhouse. The castle became the property of the crown in 1689 after the death of the then current owner Viscount Dundee John Graham of Claverhouse at the battle of Killiecrankie.


October 2nd photograph of Claypotts Castle, Dundee, Scotland.


October 2nd photograph of Claypotts Castle, Dundee, Scotland.


October 2nd photograph of Claypotts Castle, Dundee, Scotland.


October 2nd photograph of Claypotts Castle, Dundee, Scotland.

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