Geograph - photograph every grid square

The boulder has prominent grooves and striations. It is beside a NS2985 : Path from Tom na h-Airidh. The town of Helensburgh is in the background. Behind that, Ardmore Point can be seen projecting from the near shore of the Clyde. The partly-wooded slopes of... (more)

The boundary shown receding from view is marked on OS maps from the first edition (1860) onwards. The present-day 1:25000 map shows the corner of the boundary near here. Another picture, NS2985 : The corner of a boundary, shows the boundary approaching that... (more)

Looking towards Glen Fruin

NS2984 : The Three Lochs Way leads to this point, which is at the corner of the woods. That route then continues straight ahead, passing the right-hand (eastern) edge of the patch of woodland that can be seen in the middle distance (as shown in William... (more)

Follow the White poles, very muddy!

See NS2985 : The Three Lochs Way for context; the present view is from near the gate shown in that picture. The burn flows down towards Helensburgh's reservoirs. For the more distant background, see NS2984 : View from the Three Lochs Way.

The clump of trees visible ahead, beside the path, is indicated on the map, and is the same one as is shown, from the other side, in NS2985 : Highlandman's Wood - Glen Fruin track. They can also been seen in a photograph of NS3084 : Helensburgh, No 2 Reservoir, where they are visible on the left,... (more)

The picture was taken from about the same place as NS2985 : Path from Tom na h-Airidh, but the present view is in the opposite direction, up the slope. See the linked item, where the route (in the downhill direction) is described.

The view is from the path shown in NS2985 : Path from Glen Fruin. The drainage channel in the foreground is parallel to and just uphill of that path. The nearby trees on the right are in a patch of woodland centred on NS29698538, as shown on the map.... (more)

View looking towards Helensburgh Reservoirs