Auld cley road

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The photograph on this page of Auld cley road by carrickstone emily as part of the Geograph project.

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Auld cley road

Image: © carrickstone emily Taken: 6 Jan 2012

This is a modern path which follows an old parish/Roman road, leading towards Cumbernauld community park, further along this road, the original track is more evident. It is recorded as Roman and Drovers...via Flavii. On this road is the Carrickstone which is said to be the meeting place of Robert the Bruce. A good view of the surrounding valleys is evident further on.

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Image Location

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55.961241
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-3.997978