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near to Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland

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	Queensferry Road by Richard Webb Main road into Dunfermline from the Forth Road Bridge and the south. A quiet time to cross. Fast shutter speed required - it is a dual carriageway so I only had to worry about looking one way.
	Junction at Milton Green by Jim Smillie Leading to Lovers Loan on the south side of Pittencrieff Park
	Edgar Street by Robert Struthers This whole area, formerly the site of the City Hospital, has been extensively redeveloped in the last few years. The cupola on the right is part of the old hospital, now used as council buildings.
	Tenement, Brucefield Avenue by M J Richardson The rear of the building.
	Bothwell Street Viaduct Dunfermline by Paul McIlroy NT0986 : Bothwell Street Viaduct
	Disused Gasworks by Robert Struthers The former Dunfermline gasworks on Grange Road. The plantings in the foreground are part of the landscaping for the new Dunfermline High School.
	Gas Holder by Paul McIlroy Gas holder at Grange Road, the tunnel goes under the Dunfermline to Edinburgh railway line.
	Brucefield Avenue, Dunfermline by Jim Honeyman
	Pathway down to Pittencrieff Glen by kim traynor The path leading down from the southern entrance to Pittencrieff Park, known locally as Pittencrieff Glen. It was famously purchased by the Scots-born American philanthropist, Andrew Carnegie, who gifted it to the town of Dunfermline.... (more)
	Former drill hall in Dunfermline by Douglas Nelson
	Bothwell Street Railway Viaduct, Dunfermline by David Dixon Part of a 13-span sandstone viaduct built in the 1870s for the North British Railway. It is a Category B listed building (LB46881 Link Historic Scotland).
	A823, Hospital Hill by David Dixon