Reed beds, Kingoodie bay

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Reed beds, Kingoodie bay

Image: © Val Vannet Taken: 18 Jun 2005

Extensive areas of reed beds line the north shore of the Tay in Kingoodie Bay. In the past reeds from the Tay have been used for thatching (see NO3030). This view is taken from the minor road in the south east corner of the grid box and looks south east towards the Tay rail bridge.

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