Leaving Balloch by the Stirling Road
Introduction
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Image: © Lairich Rig Taken: 26 Jan 2018
A Image heads off to the photographer's right. That picture was taken from the same spot: note that the fence post at the far left in that view is on the right in this one. Current mapping shows a milestone somewhere ahead, but does not pinpoint its location. It is marked with greater precision on the second-edition map (1897): its position was beside the tall tree that can be seen not far ahead, to the right (east) of the road. It is no longer present (which is probably why modern mapping is a little vague about where it is); perhaps it was removed because it was viewed as cluttering the pavement, or it may be that it was hit by a vehicle leaving the road. The same comments apply to the milestone supposedly present almost opposite the start of the Image It was at about Image, on the east side of the road, a mile to the NNE of the spot where the present picture was taken. There is no pavement on that side of the road, but vehicles often travel too fast there, and one of them would have hit the milestone sooner or later.