Rashy field, Tandlehill
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Rashy field, Tandlehill
Image: © Richard Webb Taken: 25 Apr 2014
The thorns in the foreground are black with whisky fungus from the nearby bonds. There are new warehouses being built and it is quite possible that this wet field may end up growing warehouses in the future. Whisky is fashion dependent and is enjoying popularity now, but will certainly once again fall from favour as it did during the 1980s. I will do my best to support the industry whatever is trendy or not.
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Image Location
Latitude
55.732287
Longitude
-4.583888