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Stock Photo: The Larrick Beacon In The Middle Of The Tay Estuary, Seen From Tayport

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The Larrick Beacon in the middle of the Tay Estuary, seen from Tayport, with the beaches of Broughty Ferry and Monefieth in the background on a calm day in April.

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The Larrick Beacon in the middle of the Tay Estuary, seen from Tayport

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