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It’s a family affair for Leeanne, ​the wee lassie from Drumtassie - Nigel Duncan

Summary by The Scotsman
​The diggers moved into Drumtassie around a decade ago and began to create a fishery. Three lakes were dug over an 18-month period and left to settle for six months. Fast forward to today and the fishery, near Blackridge, is one of the most popular in Central Scotland.

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It’s a family affair for Leeanne, ​the wee lassie from Drumtassie - Nigel Duncan

​The diggers moved into Drumtassie around a decade ago and began to create a fishery. Three lakes were dug over an 18-month period and left to settle for six months. Fast forward to today and the fishery, near Blackridge, is one of the most popular in Central Scotland.

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The Scotsman broke the news in Edinburgh, United Kingdom on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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