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Forth & Clyde and Union Canals 1 - Bowling to Gilshochill

Forth & Clyde and Union Canals 1 - Bowling to Gilshochill


Postby JFT_96 » Thu Jan 10, 2019 10:12 pm

Date walked: 10/01/2019

Time taken: 3.75 hours

Distance: 17 km

Ascent: 112m

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Bowling Basin


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Sculpture at Bowling Basin


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Erskine Bridge


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River Clyde


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A wee Puffer


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Wooden bascule bridge


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Dalmuir drop lock


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Beardsmore sculpture


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Pedestrian bridge at Clydebank shopping centre


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McMonagles Chippy


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Incoming!!


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From the Kelvin Aquaduct towards Maryhill Locks


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River Kelvin from the Kelvin Aquaduct


Selection of wildlife seen along the walk

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Tufted Duck


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Mute Swan


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Magpie


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Grey Squirrel


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Heron
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