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Loch Leven NNR: Tufty the Tufted Duck - Brass Rubbing Trail Leaflet

Join 'Tufty the Tufted Duck' around the trail at Loch Leven National Nature Reserve! There are 10 Brass Rubbing Posts of Tufty and friends that circumnavigate the 13 mile circular Loch Leven Heritage Trail. Print off the leaflet below, take some paper and some crayons, and see if you can find Tufty and friends on your adventure!

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