Falls of Dochart at Killin
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Falls of Dochart at Killin
Image: © I Love Colour Taken: 15 Sep 2010
After a night of torrential rain, the River Dochart in full spate. Looking across the river to the houses on Gray Street. The river runs through the small town of Killin, flowing around the Islands of Inchbuie (known as the traditional and ancient burial place of Clan Macnab) before joining the River Lochay as they both empty into Loch Tay.
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Image Location
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56.462118
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-4.319798