A gap in the coastal defences!
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A gap in the coastal defences!
Image: © Sandy Gemmill Taken: 2 Aug 2007
The view of a gate in the coastal wall which is on the north eastern side of Leith Docks. Used tyres and crash barriers are positioned along the wall in order to encourage drivers of heavy trucks who use the road to keep in the middle of the road. Inchkeith is visible in the distance and the rocks which form Middle Craigs can be seen above the gate.
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Image Location
Latitude
55.983178
Longitude
-3.163527