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Broughty Ferry Castle 06625 180 Tayside and Dundee Partial Solar Eclipse over Broughty Castle, Broughty Ferry, Firth of Tay. The picture was constructed by taking a photo of the sun every 10 minutes through a solar filter, then superimposing 16 of them in approximately the position observed on the background photo of Broughty Castle, from where the eclipse was viewed. The next solar eclipse in the UK occurs on 10 June 2021, beginning at 10.08am and ending at 12.22pm. It will reach its 'maximum' – the moment when the greatest amount of Sun is hidden – at 11.13am. In Scotland, about 32% of the sun will be obscured. 20 March 2015
Broughty Castle 06533 180 Tayside and Dundee Broughty Castle, Firth of Tay, from Dundee Law 20 March 2015
Broughty Castle 06528 180 Tayside and Dundee Broughty Castle, Broughty Ferry, Firth of Tay. This position was used as a base for solar eclipse viewing, and this picture is the basis for the composite image of the partial eclipse. 20 March 2015
Dundee and the Tay bridges 06527 180 Tayside and Dundee Dundee and the Tay bridges from Broughty Ferry 20 March 2015
West Loch Tarbert from the Islay ferry 17451 80 Islay Ferry Sailing down West Loch Tarbert on the MV Hebridean isles to Port Askaig, with Kintyre on the left, the island of Gigha in the middle and South Knapdale on the right, taken by David Palmar 20 August 2022
Argyll and Bute Council ferry Eilean Dhiura, Port Askaig 17442 80 Islay Ferry Argyll and Bute Council ferry Eilean Dhiura, taken from the Islay ferry at Port Askaig by David Palmar 20 August 2022
CalMac Ferry MV Hebridean Isles at Port Askaig 17440 80 Islay Ferry CalMac Ferry MV Hebridean Isles at Port Askaig, taken by David Palmar 20 August 2022
CalMac Ferry MV Hebridean Isles at Port Askaig 17439 80 Islay Ferry CalMac Ferry MV Hebridean Isles at Port Askaig, with Common Ragwort (Jacobaea vulgaris) in the foreground, taken at Feolin Ferry by David Palmar 20 August 2022
CalMac Ferry MV Hebridean Isles at Port Askaig and Argyll and Bute Council ferry Eilean Dhiura 17438 80 Islay Ferry CalMac Ferry MV Hebridean Isles at Port Askaig and Argyll and Bute Council ferry Eilean Dhiura, taken by David Palmar 20 August 2022
MV Hebridean Isles leaving Port Askaig passing Caol Ila distillery 17437 80 Islay Ferry CalMac Ferry MV Hebridean Isles leaving Port Askaig and passing Caol Ila whisky distillery on her way to Colonsay, taken by David Palmar 20 August 2022

Broughty Ferry Castle

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180

Tayside and Dundee

Partial Solar Eclipse over Broughty Castle, Broughty Ferry, Firth of Tay. The picture was constructed by taking a photo of the sun every 10 minutes through a solar filter, then superimposing 16 of them in approximately the position observed on the background photo of Broughty Castle, from where the eclipse was viewed.
The next solar eclipse in the UK occurs on 10 June 2021, beginning at 10.08am and ending at 12.22pm. It will reach its 'maximum' – the moment when the greatest amount of Sun is hidden – at 11.13am. In Scotland, about 32% of the sun will be obscured.

20 March 2015

Broughty Castle

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180

Tayside and Dundee

Broughty Castle, Firth of Tay, from Dundee Law

20 March 2015

Broughty Castle

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180

Tayside and Dundee

Broughty Castle, Broughty Ferry, Firth of Tay. This position was used as a base for solar eclipse viewing, and this picture is the basis for the composite image of the partial eclipse.

20 March 2015

Dundee and the Tay bridges

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180

Tayside and Dundee

Dundee and the Tay bridges from Broughty Ferry

20 March 2015

West Loch Tarbert from the Islay ferry

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Islay Ferry

Sailing down West Loch Tarbert on the MV Hebridean isles to Port Askaig, with Kintyre on the left, the island of Gigha in the middle and South Knapdale on the right, taken by David Palmar

20 August 2022