The Railway Line at Dalguise The view to the south at a leve…
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| Title | The Railway Line at Dalguise The view to the south at a level crossing over the Dunkeld to Balinluig section of the Perth to Inverness railway line. |
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Sandy Gemmill
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| Date | 17 Apr 2006 00:00:00 |
| Original size | 640 x 480 |
| Retrieved from source on | 17 Mar 2012 13:29:47 (UTC) |
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The Railway Line at Dalguise The view to the south at a level crossing over the Dunkeld to Balinluig section of the Perth to Inverness railway line.
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River Tay floods Jan 08 The River Tay in full flood taken from just below Creag Dhughaill with Kirk Park and Dalguise Kirk in the foreground.
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Orchard, Dalguise
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Easter Dalguise Dalguise Kirk, standing high above the B898 road, and Kirkwood Cottage, as viewed across fields, from the railway line.
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Sheep, Dalguise
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Forestry Road and Landscaped Garden The forestry road leading down to the main road at Dalguise. An artificial pond can be seen through the trees on the left.
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Dalguise Station House and level crossing. Taken from about 500m due east. The houses to the rear are Craig Dhu Cottage, Easter Dalguise to the left, and Ballicock Farm, Belmont House and Cottar Cotta…
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Dalguise Station, Perthshire. Taken from the B989, this shows Dalguise Station in the centre (closed 1965 and now a private house) and the Tay Valley upstream of Dunkeld. The Tay runs not far to the l…
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Site of former village shop This building on the main road in Dalguise, replaces the village shop which stood here for years. It was run by Donald Smollet and his wife in the late fifties and early si…
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Site of former village shop
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Entrance to Dalguise village hall See....1529812
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Dalguise village hall Once occupied by the owners of the then village shop across the road. See....1529798
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Entrance to Dalguise village hall
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Dalguise village hall
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Road through Dalguise
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Bench Mark, Beinn a' Ghlo, Dalguise
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House on B898 at Dalguise
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Highland Railway by Dalguise
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Allt a' Mhadaidh
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Grass crop near Dalguise
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| County | Perth and Kinross |
| Region | Scotland |
| Country | United Kingdom |
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0 mThe Railway Line at Dalguise The view to the south at a level crossing over the Dunkeld to Balinluig section of the Perth to Inverness railway line.
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274 mRiver Tay floods Jan 08 The River Tay in full flood taken from just below Creag Dhughaill with Kirk Park and Dalguise Kirk in the foreground.
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290 mOrchard, Dalguise
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299 mEaster Dalguise Dalguise Kirk, standing high above the B898 road, and Kirkwood Cottage, as viewed across fields, from the railway line.
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303 mSheep, Dalguise
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315 mForestry Road and Landscaped Garden The forestry road leading down to the main road at Dalguise. An artificial pond can be seen through the trees on the left.
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360 mDalguise Station House and level crossing. Taken from about 500m due east. The houses to the rear are Craig Dhu Cottage, Easter Dalguise to the left, and Ballicock Farm, Belmont House and Cottar Cottage to the right.
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360 mDalguise Station, Perthshire. Taken from the B989, this shows Dalguise Station in the centre (closed 1965 and now a private house) and the Tay Valley upstream of Dunkeld. The Tay runs not far to the left of this photo. The land shown was part of the original Tay flood plain, and irregularly (maybe four times in the last 15 years), the river has burst the Victorian flood banks (and sometime the railway embankment too) to flood the valley anew. With Global Warming, there's a good change this land will flood regularly. Look on the straw bales while ye may!
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360 mSite of former village shop This building on the main road in Dalguise, replaces the village shop which stood here for years. It was run by Donald Smollet and his wife in the late fifties and early sixties. Much of my hard earned pocket money was spent here. The present building was, for a time, an architects office, but now appears to be vacant.
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360 mSite of former village shop
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374 mEntrance to Dalguise village hall See....1529812
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374 mDalguise village hall Once occupied by the owners of the then village shop across the road. See....1529798
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374 mEntrance to Dalguise village hall
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374 mDalguise village hall
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374 mRoad through Dalguise
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381 mBench Mark, Beinn a' Ghlo, Dalguise
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388 mHouse on B898 at Dalguise
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391 mHighland Railway by Dalguise
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397 mAllt a' Mhadaidh
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546 mGrass crop near Dalguise
