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Tracks in the Kilpatricks
by Doug Lee
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View to the Slacks
From the Walk to Loch Humphrey.
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Track up Kilpatrick Hills overlooking Erskine Bridge
by Chris Upson
This track leads up through the Kilpatrick Braes and gives fantastic views of the Clyde and Erskine Bridge
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Fence and dry-stone wall
by Lairich Rig
The fence continues down the slope behind the photographer's position (NS4674 : Fence on the moor and NS4674 : Fence on a slope in woodland), but the dry-stone wall beside it begins quite abruptly at this spot (i.e., there are no traces of broken-down wall south of this... (more)
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Erskine Bridge from The Slacks
After several weeks of cold weather everything is a bit grey. The snow was knee deep near the top of the hill.
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Moorland on the Slacks
Tricky for hillwalkers! As I found out first hand when I tried to take a short cut...
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Path in the Kilpatrick Hills
by Lairich Rig
The path gives good views of the River Clyde. Part of the Erskine Bridge is at the far right.
In the middle distance, left of centre, is a tree beside a dry-stone wall. Particularly in large versions of the picture, it can be seen that... (more)
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At the edge of the woodland
by Doug Lee
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Old reservoir: sluice gate
by Lairich Rig
The Clyde is in the background.
Note the metal pipe leading obliquely down the slope from the sluice gate; the gate itself is shown from a distance, and from the other side, in NS4674 : Old reservoir: dam wall.
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View through the trees towards the Clyde
by Doug Lee
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Old reservoir
by Lairich Rig
In the right background, a part of the Clyde that is roughly aligned with the direction of view is prominent behind the high flats at Dalmuir. That part of the Clyde is between Dalmuir and Clydebank.
There is a steep slope above this old... (more)
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Ascending a track in the Kilpatricks
by Doug Lee
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