The Shore Circular Path (from Clydeshore Road)
Introduction
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The Shore Circular Path (from Clydeshore Road)
Image: © Lairich Rig Taken: 3 Dec 2008
This photograph was taken from exactly the same place (but facing in the opposite direction) as this one: Image When following this route, there is the option of leaving the shore at more than one place, depending on the length of Circular Path desired: either at Havoc Road (Image), or, a little further on, at a point beside a sewage works (Image). It is also possible to continue further along the shoreline, following a right of way to Ardoch (Image); this soon becomes impassable for cyclists, but pedestrians can walk along the beach (tide allowing). The locked gate visible in this photograph provides access to a water pumping station: Image See Image for a view in the opposite direction along the path.
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Image Location
Latitude
55.938225
Longitude
-4.578854