Lord Provost Bob Duncan, front right, with Hugh Begg of Broughty Ferry Community Council and, back from left, Robert Burns, Dundee Rotary Club; Adam Swan, director of Dundee Historic Environment Trust; Sandro Paladini, Broughty Ferry Traders; John Whyman, access officer at Dundee City Council; and local historian Nancy Davey.
A project to create five heritage walks for visitors to Dundee has continued with the launch of the guide for Broughty Ferry.
Leaflets featuring a map and information about buildings and streets have already been released for the city centre and the West End, with others planned for the waterfront and the area to the north and east of the city centre.
Dundee Rotary Club originally came up with the idea to tap into the knowledge of Professor Charles McKean and has carried on after his death.
The Broughty walk features the castle, harbour, esplanade, several churches and other landmarks, including several pubs for thirsty walkers.
Lord Provost Bob Duncan was at the launch and said he hoped visitors would enjoy the “amazing history” of the Ferry.
