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    Barry Mill is N of Barry village between A92 and A930

    Bus: Strathtay Buses from Dundee, Carnoustie and Arbroath stop in Barry village (1/2 mile); telephone (01382) 228054 for timetable details
    Cycling: 1 mile from NCN 1
    Train: Carnoustie Station, 2 miles, limited stop on Dundee–Aberdeen route
    Road: 2 miles W of Carnoustie
    Ordnance Survey Ref: NO534349
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