Groyne, beach, closeup
| Title | Groyne, beach, closeup |
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Groyne, beach, closeup
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Turning circle, Temple The end of the road in Lower Largo. To the east, a long stretch of beach and links, with very few dwellings near the shore.
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Turning circle, Temple
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Turning circle, Temple The end of the road in Lower Largo. To the east, a long stretch of beach and links, with very few dwellings near the shore.
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Beach, Lower Largo. View towards Kincraig Point and the Bass Rock.
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Looking east on Lower Largo beach.
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Fife Coast Path The path uses the trackbed of the Leven and East of Fife Railway out of Lower Largo. The beach is there as an alternative when the tide allows.
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Fife Coast Path
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Statuette of Atlas This statuette of Atlas is on an upper floor window ledge of the most easterly house in Lower Largo passed on the Fife Coastal Path. It has to my knowledge been there for some years…
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Statuette of Atlas
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Across the Firth The shoreline at Lower Largo, looking across the Firth of Forth to the Pentland Hills and Arthur's Seat, which can clearly be seen left of centre.
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Lower Largo
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Beach and houses at Lower Largo
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Largo Burn A confluence of two streams in the Largo Serpentine Wood. The woodland walks cross both streams at this point.
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The old railway line The view towards Largo on the former East of Fife Railway Line.
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The old railway line The view to the east of the former East of Fife Railway Line from Largo to Kilconquhar and Elie.
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East of Fife Railway
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Largo Burn Wood. From the south end of the wood looking back towards Upper Largo.
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On the Serpentine Walk
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On the Serpentine Walk Walkers crossing a small waterfall on the Largo Burn as they ascend the Serpentine Walk towards Kirkton of Largo.
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Fife, Scotland, United Kingdom osm
| County | Fife |
| Region | Scotland |
| Country | United Kingdom |
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0 mGroyne, beach, closeup
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55 mTurning circle, Temple The end of the road in Lower Largo. To the east, a long stretch of beach and links, with very few dwellings near the shore.
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55 mTurning circle, Temple
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55 mTurning circle, Temple The end of the road in Lower Largo. To the east, a long stretch of beach and links, with very few dwellings near the shore.
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84 mBeach, Lower Largo. View towards Kincraig Point and the Bass Rock.
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84 mLooking east on Lower Largo beach.
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104 mFife Coast Path The path uses the trackbed of the Leven and East of Fife Railway out of Lower Largo. The beach is there as an alternative when the tide allows.
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104 mFife Coast Path
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141 mStatuette of Atlas This statuette of Atlas is on an upper floor window ledge of the most easterly house in Lower Largo passed on the Fife Coastal Path. It has to my knowledge been there for some years but alas I do not know its origin. This area of Lower Largo is known as Temple and is thought to refer to Knights Templar having had a temple in the area. King David I brought the Knights Templar to Scotland in the 12th century.
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141 mStatuette of Atlas
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160 mAcross the Firth The shoreline at Lower Largo, looking across the Firth of Forth to the Pentland Hills and Arthur's Seat, which can clearly be seen left of centre.
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162 mLower Largo
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178 mBeach and houses at Lower Largo
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225 mLargo Burn A confluence of two streams in the Largo Serpentine Wood. The woodland walks cross both streams at this point.
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272 mThe old railway line The view towards Largo on the former East of Fife Railway Line.
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272 mThe old railway line The view to the east of the former East of Fife Railway Line from Largo to Kilconquhar and Elie.
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301 mEast of Fife Railway
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387 mLargo Burn Wood. From the south end of the wood looking back towards Upper Largo.
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407 mOn the Serpentine Walk
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407 mOn the Serpentine Walk Walkers crossing a small waterfall on the Largo Burn as they ascend the Serpentine Walk towards Kirkton of Largo.
