Dura Den September 1944
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Dura Den is an area of woodland, noted for its remarkable geology and fossils, in the Parish of Kemback. It is a few miles from Cupar (West), Ceres (South), and St Andrews (East). The steeply flowing Ceres Burn made it an ideal spot in the early 19th Century as a water-power source for Flax mills (Blebo and Yoolfield Mills) and this established a close connection with Dundee.
This image dates from September 1944 when the artist was based at RAF Leuchars