English: Dalguise Station, Perthshire. Taken from the B989, this shows Dalguise Station in the centre (closed 1965 and now a private house) and the Tay Valley upstream of Dunkeld. The Tay runs not far to the left of this photo. The land shown was part of the original Tay flood plain, and irregularly (maybe four times in the last 15 years), the river has burst the Victorian flood banks (and sometime the railway embankment too) to flood the valley anew. With Global Warming, there's a good change this land will flood regularly. Look on the straw bales while ye may!
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