near to Balhelvie, Fife, Scotland
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Wheat, Flisk
by Richard Webb
There is a wooded drop to the Tay beyond the sheep.
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The River Tay at Flisk Point
A view of the River Tay at Flisk Point, with the Tay railway bridge just visible through mist and heavy rain.
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West Flisk |
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Flisk Old Church
by James Allan
Half-hidden in the trees beside Flisk Point, with the Firth of Tay behind.
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West Flisk
by Scott Cormie
The cottage at West Flisk.
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Tay estuary at Flisk Point
The River Tay at Flisk Point, shingle lining the bank of the river adjacent to Flisk Wood.
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Flisk Point
by Jim Bain
Looking east to Flisk Point.
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Well at West Flisk
There is an Ordnance Survey benchmark on the right hand side of this former well. See also NO3122 : Benchmark on well at West Flisk.
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Disused fishing lodge
A disused fishing lodge at Flisk Point, now covered with graffiti and strewn with litter Link.
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Tay estuary at Flisk Point
Flisk Point - a surprisingly wild area of the Tay estuary. This view shows the foreshore, Flisk Wood and the Balhelvie Sea Brae.
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Flisk Parish Church
The disused church at Flisk, built in 1790, although with significant reconstruction in the 19th century. The building is of whinstone, with Thomas Cappon the architect responsible for the later modifications.
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Benchmark on well at West Flisk
Ordnance Survey benchmark. For database entry, see Link
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