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19th century ice house in Tentsmuir Forest, Fife Scotland now colonised by bats

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  • Photo title: 19th century ice house in Tentsmuir Forest, Fife Scotland now colonised by bats
  • Author: Debs1603
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  • Stone building with straw roof which was used to store winter ice which was then used to preserve fish year round. This is next to the coast in Fife, Scotland and forms part of Tentsmuir Forest. Grass, picnic bench, tall trees, blue sky and clouds.
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