The Corner Shop
Convenience store in Broughty Ferry
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About The Corner Shop
The Corner Shop in Broughty Ferry is listed here under Convenience store. The address is 67 Forthill Road, Dundee DD5 3DQ.
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Seen locally on exactly this page – fairly priced, with no wasted reach.
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Stobswell · 3.1 miles
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Causewayhead Cottages
Causewayhead · 3.1 miles
Squated by homeless families at end of WWII
Tay Road Bridge Monument
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A concrete column made from the moulds of the bridge's columns
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Commemoration of the 1938 flight of Captain Bennett from the Tay Estuary to South West Africa, a record flight of 6,045 miles.
Pool@ISE
University of Dundee Campus · 4.3 miles
Located inside of DUSA building, accessed via door next to the shop. Pool configuration changes depending on time.
Tay Bridge Sculpture
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Granite sculpture referencing the precariousness of bridges.
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