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near to Dalgety Bay, Fife, Scotland

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	Eastern end of Oil Terminal at Dalgety Bay by Becky Williamson
	Braefoot Plantation wartime fortifications by Simon Johnston Disused with windows bricked up but in perfect condition this building was there to service the artillery gun emplacements at Braefoot. Woodland path running alongside which leads to Braefoot Point.
	Military buildings, Braefoot Plantation by Richard Webb As a headland in the Firth of Forth, Braefoot was fortified in World War 1.
	Link Path by Rob Burke Eight years on, and NT1783 : Link Path does not seem to have changed at all. This path provides access to the woodland at Braefoot from the Fife Coastal Path.
	Private road to Braefoot Point by Oliver Dixon The road carries the status of public right of way.
	The Kestrel (Falco tinnunculus) by Robin Clark Although the Kestrel is a common bird of prey it’s still hard to pass on taking its photograph.
	Braefoot Point from the sea by Mike Pennington Taken from the Maid of the Forth en route to Inchcolm.
	Braefoot Bay Marine Terminal by Graeme Yuill The terminal is used to export liquefied petroleum gas which is produced at Mossmorran near Cowdenbeath.
	Braefoot Point by Simon Johnston Disused Second World War stone pier. The Haystack on the right and Inchcolm on the left. Edinburgh skyline on the far coast.
	Braefoot Bay & Mortimer's Deep by Simon Johnston Treetops at the cliff edge. Taken from Braefoot Plantation looking SE toward Inchcolm Island across Mortimer's Deep and to Edinburgh. Inchmickery Insland and Arthur's Seat visible behind Inchcolm. There are some good walks... (more)
	Braefoot Terminal by Robert Struthers North Sea oil and gas is processed at Mossmorran and piped here to be loaded onto ships for export.
	Woodland, Dalgety Bay by Richard Webb The dreaded Rhododendron ponticum lurking in woodland above Dalgety Bay.