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Port Allen Mid Strip

Wood, Forest in Perthshire

Scotland

Port Allen Mid Strip

The Silvery Tay On the track from Glenduckie to Newburgh, looking West. Newburgh is on the left, in the bend of the River Tay. Mid-November and lots of snow on the hills. Ben Vorlich and the hills around Glen Artney are visible in the distance.
The Silvery Tay Credit: David

Port Allen Mid Strip is a beautiful wooded area located in Perthshire, Scotland. This forested area is known for its lush greenery, tall trees, and peaceful atmosphere. The forest is home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, birds, and small mammals.

Port Allen Mid Strip is a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Visitors can enjoy hiking and walking trails that wind through the forest, offering stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The forest is also a great spot for birdwatching, with many different species of birds making their home in the trees.

In addition to its natural beauty, Port Allen Mid Strip also has historical significance. The area was once part of a larger estate and contains remnants of old buildings and structures that harken back to its past.

Overall, Port Allen Mid Strip is a peaceful and picturesque destination for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and immerse themselves in the beauty of nature.

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Port Allen Mid Strip Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 56.375742/-3.2272822 or Grid Reference NO2421. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

The Silvery Tay On the track from Glenduckie to Newburgh, looking West. Newburgh is on the left, in the bend of the River Tay. Mid-November and lots of snow on the hills. Ben Vorlich and the hills around Glen Artney are visible in the distance.
The Silvery Tay
On the track from Glenduckie to Newburgh, looking West. Newburgh is on the left, in the bend of the River Tay. Mid-November and lots of snow on the hills. Ben Vorlich and the hills around Glen Artney are visible in the distance.
Mugdrum Island The low-lying island lies in the middle of the River Tay.
Mugdrum Island
The low-lying island lies in the middle of the River Tay.
Tower in Errol Park There must be a magnificent view from the top, as the surrounding country is very flat.
Tower in Errol Park
There must be a magnificent view from the top, as the surrounding country is very flat.
The Old Smiddy, Errol Nice pub/restaurant in the village centre
The Old Smiddy, Errol
Nice pub/restaurant in the village centre
Hill of Errol Farm Road Level farm road leading to the rather perversely named farm on the virtually billiard-table flat alluvial plain of the River Tay
Hill of Errol Farm Road
Level farm road leading to the rather perversely named farm on the virtually billiard-table flat alluvial plain of the River Tay
Track by the wood Track leading north along the west side of Murie wood
Track by the wood
Track leading north along the west side of Murie wood
Mains of Murie farm road Looking north
Mains of Murie farm road
Looking north
Murie Cemetery
Murie Cemetery
Mains of Errol
Mains of Errol
Reed beds Reeds grow prolifically alongside the Tay and on islands in the estuary in this area.
Reed beds
Reeds grow prolifically alongside the Tay and on islands in the estuary in this area.
Once a ferry terminal At one time Port Allen was the base of a ferry service to the Kingdom of Fife, seen on the far side of the Firth of Tay here. Now the tiny harbour shelters a few pleasure craft.
Once a ferry terminal
At one time Port Allen was the base of a ferry service to the Kingdom of Fife, seen on the far side of the Firth of Tay here. Now the tiny harbour shelters a few pleasure craft.
Inlet on the Tay Estuary, Perthshire This photo was taken from the road end at Port Allen. The reeds form part of the largest reedbed in Great Britain.
Inlet on the Tay Estuary, Perthshire
This photo was taken from the road end at Port Allen. The reeds form part of the largest reedbed in Great Britain.
The Tay Estuary, Perthshire This is a view looking southwest from the track which runs west from Port Allen.
The Tay Estuary, Perthshire
This is a view looking southwest from the track which runs west from Port Allen.
Rape fields on the Carse of Gowrie Taken looking NNE from Loan of Errol across the Carse towards Craigowl Hill.
Rape fields on the Carse of Gowrie
Taken looking NNE from Loan of Errol across the Carse towards Craigowl Hill.
Port Allen, River Tay. The bridge over the Pow of Errol at Port Allen on the North bank of the river Tay.
Port Allen, River Tay.
The bridge over the Pow of Errol at Port Allen on the North bank of the river Tay.
Reed beds, Port Allen The north bank of the river Tay has some large areas of reed beds, a great source of shelter for wild birds large and small.
Reed beds, Port Allen
The north bank of the river Tay has some large areas of reed beds, a great source of shelter for wild birds large and small.
Low Tide, Port Allen. Hard to believe this was once a busy little port.
Low Tide, Port Allen.
Hard to believe this was once a busy little port.
Reed Harvesting Boat, Port Allen. Its tempting to speculate that this unusual design of boat, now sadly neglected, was once used for cutting and harvesting reeds, destined to be used in high quality thatching. In the foreground are the dressed ashlar blocks used to build a surprisingly deep harbour wall.
Reed Harvesting Boat, Port Allen.
Its tempting to speculate that this unusual design of boat, now sadly neglected, was once used for cutting and harvesting reeds, destined to be used in high quality thatching. In the foreground are the dressed ashlar blocks used to build a surprisingly deep harbour wall.
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Port Allen Mid Strip is located at Grid Ref: NO2421 (Lat: 56.375742, Lng: -3.2272822)

Unitary Authority: Perth and Kinross

Police Authority: Tayside

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