Converted mill beside the River Tyne
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Converted mill beside the River Tyne
Image: © Calum McRoberts Taken: 27 Nov 2009
Looking downstream from the Victoria Bridge in Haddington. Barely visible is a heron which waits patiently on the lower branches of the tree beyond the island. The Tyne has a healthy population of brown trout with a few salmon and sea-trout in the autumn months.
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Image Location
Latitude
55.956948
Longitude
-2.77402